Elizabethan drama relied heavily on costuming. true false

The correct answer is True

Explanation:

The Elizabethan drama was the dominant type of drama and theater in England during the reign of Elizabeth I from 1558 to 1603 and some time after it. This drama mainly focused on stories related to people rather than church or god, additionally, this drama included complex plots and themes; forms of humor, satire, tragedy and implemented the use of costumes and other elements to represent stories more vividly. In terms of costumes, they became very popular in this period and included whigs and extravagant attires. Thus, it is true Elizabethan drama relied heavily on costuming as this was one of the most important elements of this type of theatre.

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