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Theater during the Renaissance was a transformative period, marked by a resurgence of classical influences, innovative stagecraft, and the emergence of professional acting troupes. This era saw the development of diverse theatrical forms, from the improvisational brilliance of Commedia dell'arte in Italy to the powerful tragedies and comedies of Elizabethan England, shaping the foundational elements of modern drama. It was a time when plays explored complex human emotions and societal structures, reflecting the humanistic spirit and intellectual curiosity of the age, leaving an indelible mark on Western theatrical history.