Following the devastating fire that destroyed three quarters of London, ________, an architect, scientist, professor, and one of the founding fathers of the Royal Society of London, was commissioned to prepare designs for the city's reconstruction and the new St. Paul's Cathedral

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

Actors whose primary "talent" is to be themselves are called

A. supporting players. B. impersonators. C. personality actors. D. interpreters.