Virtues Vs Vices: The Morality Play The History Of European Theatre

Episode 57
The Morality play is a type of play that for all its similarities and shared heritage with the Corpus Christi cycle plays brought something new to the world of drama and had a profound effect on the future development of theatre.
How the Morality Plays are different from Cycle Plays
The Development of the ideas around the seven vices and virtues and how they developed into personified characters
The development of education in the Middle Ages and the influence on monastic preaching
The presentation of Morality plays and the move away from the church feast day
Examples of the different sort of Morality plays that we have mention of in the records
The five extant Morality Plays
The developing commercial nature of theatre including the travelling troupe of players and the booth stage
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