What Did People In The Renaissance Wear On Their Feet?
| By Countess Olivia | What Did People In The Renaissance Wear On Their Feet? Both boys and girls usually wore boots and sandals. There were lots of styles of shoes such as tall boots (boots that go up to your knee), short boots (boots that go up to your ankle),...
Donkey of the Shrew: A Kid’s Eye on Animals at the Globe Theatre
Donkey of the Shrew: A Kid’s Eye on Animals at the Globe Theatre | by Hamlet, Princess of Denmark | When the script called for an animal in the Renaissance, what did they do? Petruchio talks about horses in Act IV, Scene 5 of Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew.”...
Working Dogs, True, False?
“Working Dogs, True False?” | by Hamlet, Princess of Denmark | Pug-let: The First Ever All-Pug Production of Hamlet by Kevin Broccoli [the_ad id=”4426″] Today, I had a discussion with friends about dogs during the Renaissance era. And, the main...
Blood Sports in the Renaissance
Blood Sports in the Renaissance | by Prince Ferdinand | In the Renaissance, they were pretty cruel to animals. In fact, they had lots of sports where animals would die for the audiences’ amusement! Here are six of the sports: bear baiting, dog fighting, rat baiting,...
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