Shakespearean Language

noun The activity or profession of acting in, producing, directing, or writing plays.

• The theatre is a place where live performances are staged for an audience.
• Let's catch a show at the theatre this weekend!
• I heard the new play at the theatre is lit!
• Life is like a theatre, with each person playing their own role on the stage of existence.

noun a word or phrase expressing sorrow, regret, or concern

interjection used to express sorrow, regret, or concern

• Alack and alas, the company's financial situation has worsened.
• Alack and alas, I forgot to bring my umbrella and now it's raining.
• Alack and alas, I totally bombed that test.
• Alack and alas, the once beautiful garden is now overgrown with weeds.

adjective feeling fear or apprehension; afraid

adverb in a fearful or apprehensive manner

• She was afeard of the dark forest ahead.
• I'm afeard of spiders, they give me the creeps.
• Don't be afeard, I got your back.
• He was afeard of taking risks and missed out on many opportunities.