Question

How Were Guilds Able To Put On Productions such As Mystery and Miracle plays for the townspeople?

Answer 1

Answer:

The guild protected members in many ways. Members were supported by the guild if they came onto hard times or were sick. They controlled working conditions and hours of work. The guild also prevented non-guild members from selling competitive products. Secondly, these plays were organized, funded and produced by guilds, which were also called 'mysteries' in the Middle Ages. Guilds were associations of craftsmen or merchants, who were in charge of regulating and teaching their trade; they were often wealthy and wielded considerable power

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