THE FEATURE OF RENAISSANCE DRAMATURGY OF THE ENGLISH LITERATURE

Abstract

The characteristics of English literature's Renaissance dramaturgy are covered in this article. Dramatic literature reached a unique height during the English Renaissance, closely linked to the broad development of theatrical performances and performing arts at that time thriving. Compared to other European nations, England saw a somewhat different development of Renaissance theater. This was a far more organic and gradual evolution from medieval theater than it was, say, in France or Italy. English play, which originated from the Middle Ages' morality plays and interludes, nevertheless maintained much of its folk character despite being influenced by both classical-humanistic and ancient European dramaturgy.