Monologue plays were common in medieval and Renaissance Europe. These plays done by an individual artist who expresses emotions and thoughts. The medieval theater began to came after the fall of the Roman empire and ended during the Renaissance period. Some of the monologue plays were Towneley Second Shepherds’ Play and Everyman. Renaissance theatres were famous for its plays, dramatically written with genres of tragedy and comedy. Some plays are Titus Andronicus, The Knight of the Burning Pestle, and The Devil's Law Case.
