Shakespearean Theater refers to the theatrical performances that took place during the late 16th and early 17th centuries in England, primarily associated with the works of playwright William Shakespeare. These performances were held in open-air venues, such as the Globe Theatre, where audiences could enjoy plays that combined drama, comedy, and poetry. The theater of this era featured a diverse range of characters and themes, often exploring human nature and societal issues. Actors were typically male, as women were not allowed to perform on stage. The use of elaborate costumes, minimal sets, and live music contributed to the unique atmosphere of Shakespearean Theater.