Comedy of Manners
A play that uses satire when exploring the manners and behaviour of the particular social class. There were representations of the working class, but the main focus was to use satire against the upper class Restoration theatre (more commonly known as) was formed in 1660-1710 New era for theatre in England as king Charles II took the throne after it was ruled by Cromwell. the world became a more free and liberal society King Charles granted various theatrical figures licenses to produce plays, he gave a breath of life to theatre again He did a lot to influence fashion at the time, he allowed for more flamboyant men As the world became more free and more liberal men and women began to perform together as there was a sudden love for theatre again Male and Female roles were almost equal, this was the starting point for equality between the sexes in theatre Use of makeup was a large factor, not only for women but for men Women weren't as flamboyant as men in performa...