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Which development did NOT happen in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries with regards to mise-en-scène? lighting and technological advances the audience began to be more definitively separated from the stage actors started gaining star status subject material shifted overtly from religious mystery plays to the secular world of politics

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          Which development did NOT happen in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries with regards to mise-en-scène? lighting and technological advances the audience began to be more definitively separated from the stage actors started gaining star status subject material shifted overtly from religious mystery plays to the secular world of politics

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08/06/2024

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Which development did NOT happen in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries with regards to mise-en-scène? lighting and technological advances the audience began to be more definitively separated from the stage actors started gaining star status subject material shifted overtly from religious mystery plays to the secular world of politics