A Tudor theatre
By Alan Childs
Why did Tudor audiences flock to noisy theatres? Sherlock Bones follows the clues to discover why.
Genres
What is A Tudor theatre about?
Step into the noisy, colourful world of Tudor theatre and discover why performances became so popular. Follow Sherlock Bones, the canine history detective, as he examines newspapers, photographs, artefacts and other clues. Find out who acted, why people went to the theatre, how performances were staged and what audiences enjoyed. Puzzles and mysteries make the investigation interactive, while photographs, artwork, a glossary and an index help readers explore Tudor entertainment and uncover the evidence for themselves.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2002
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