Elizabethan: only men allowed to perform - even female roles, performing in theatre not a respected profession, actors travelling around looking for audiences to pay, most plays seen in the afternoon, no scenery, a new play every day in theatres, most expensive seats in the top rows of the theatre, no curtain, continuous scenes, people talk, yell, and even throw things, make comments to the audience during the play, Modern: men and women allowed to perform in plays, acting as a paid, appreciated, and respected profession, theatres in permanent locations, plays run for weeks, months, or even years, sophisticated sceneries, going to the theatre in the night, most expensive seats close to the front, curtain to separare stage and audience, going to a play associated with the wealthy, tickets usually expensive for the average person,

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