In order for theatre to survive in Elizabethan England, professional groups had to:

a. make the material sufficiently attractive and remunerative to keep their limited audiences coming back.
b. borrow and rent costumes for each production.
c. hire actors and theatre technicians on a temporary basis for each play.
d. use a touring house, moving productions from space to space in order to capitalize on ticket sales for one
theatrical performance.

a