Mary Frith was charged by an ecclesiastical authority for acting on stage—what was
so unusual about her performance?
a) The audience was all women
b) She was also a nun
c) She was Shakespeare’s wife
d) Women were not allowed on stage at that time
e) She acted the role of Hamlet
d
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