Elizabethan theatre was one of the characteristics of the English Renaissance in Britain. This theatre was also known as the Renaissance English theatre. It was Queen Elizabeth I who started this theatre, where plays were played in a far more morally complex, vital and diverse. The earlier plays were short, only played in Henry VIII court and Eton public schools. The famous playwrights were Christopher Marlowe and Shakespeare, who changed the style of plays by adding themes like tragic, laugh, sad, and death.
