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What did they use as blood in the globe theatre?
red flags
What do japan and Korea have in common?
1) both have the letter "a" 2) both are 5 character long 3) both are in east Asia 4) both have a vast amount of water surrounding them 5) both have flags containing white and red colour 6) both have flags with a circle in the middle 7) both are developed countries (I think Korea is)
What does redblack and white flags mean in a theaters Shakespeare?
The story is well-entrenched that they would fly different coloured flags at the Globe Theatre to tell the patrons what kind of play was being played: red for history, white for comedy, and black for tragedy. The problem is that the division of the plays into these neat categories did not take place at the time they were first performed, and many plays do not easily fall into these categories. There is no contemporary record of this practice. There is record of flags being used at the theatres, but no mention of their colour. I think this story is a myth.
What was the purpose of the flag on the top of the roof of the globe theatre?
The Globe (and all Elizabethan theaters) used flags to advertise their play that day. The Globe used white flags to advertise that the play performed that day would be a comedy or of a light subject. Black flags advertised a tragedy, or play with dark subject matter such as death. Red flags indicated a play associated with blood, usually historical. Sometimes flags with pictures of the next scheduled pay would be flown.
What are Pipkin's three categories of incident indicators?
three categories of pipkins
