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Nat's Experience with the Company of Boys

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How does the concept of loving relate to loss in Nat's life?

Loving doesn't change even in the face of loss, and it remains a constant presence that keeps Nat safe.

What role does escape play in Nat's life, and is it beneficial or detrimental?

Escape, particularly through acting, helps Nat cope with his personal struggles, but it can also distract him from dealing with his emotions.

How does Shakespeare's mentorship impact Nat's life?

Shakespeare becomes a father figure to Nat, providing comfort and guidance, and teaching Nat valuable lessons about life and acting.

What are some key differences between theatre in Shakespeare's day and modern day theatre?

Theatre in Shakespeare's day was more outdoor-based, with minimal scenery, whereas modern theatre has more elaborate sets and technological advancements.

What parallels exist between characters from 1599 and 1999?

Characters like Shakespeare and Nat, as well as other supporting characters, share similarities in their struggles and passions.

What does Nat recognize as new and different in 1599?

Nat recognizes the differences in theater, culture, and lifestyle between his time and Shakespeare's era.

What does Nat learn from his experiences in 1599?

Nat learns valuable lessons about acting, life, and coping with loss and hardship from Shakespeare and his experiences in 1599.

What were some key aspects of Elizabethan England's political climate?

The political climate was marked by the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, with the English Renaissance in full bloom and the Catholic-Protestant conflict ongoing.

What were daily life and rules like in London in 1599?

Daily life in London was marked by strict social hierarchies, with guilds and apprenticeships dominating the economy, and strict rules and regulations governing everyday life.

What is the significance of the parallels between 1599 and 1999?

The parallels highlight the timelessness of human struggles and passions, as well as the importance of learning from the past.

Get to know Nat's journey with the Company of Boys, from his audition to rehearsals, and how Arby's strict nature affects him. Discover the reasons behind Arby's behavior and Nat's skills that impress him. Test your knowledge of their story!

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