Renaissance reenactment
(Redirected from
English Civil War reenactment
)Renaissance reenactment is
early colonial period in the United States and Canada
.
Renaissance fairs, a primarily American phenomenon,[1] are, when historically based, considered part of Renaissance reenactment; however, some fairs favor entertainment over authenticity,[2]
See also
- The Sealed Knot (reenactment), English Civil War reenactors, the largest reenactment and historical society in the UK
- English Civil War Society, reenactors of the First and Second English Civil War
- Re-enactments in Kentwell Hall, re-enactment of the Tudor period
- List of Renaissance fairs
References
- ISBN 0297-84312-5.
- ^ "King Richard's Faire brings a Renaissance revival", The Providence Journal, 2007-08-30, retrieved 2011-06-10,
Shapiro has been producing Renaissance fairs since 1972, and says the goal is a balance between history and revelry, favoring the latter. "We were so authentic back then it was almost painful. Clearly this is an entertainment vehicle."
External links
Media related to Renaissance reenactments at Wikimedia Commons