A convention is a common way of doing something or an accepted style that is popular. Which of the following was a common convention for performing in Elizabethan theater?
Select one:
a. The actor would stand in the balcony and speak down to the audience
b. The actor would deliver a long soliloquy from a forward part of a "thrust stage."
c. The actor would stand in the center of the stage and speak first toward the royal box and then toward the seats where the commoners sat.
d. The actor would run up or down the main aisle as a way of announcing or informing the audience that an important scene was unfolding.