May 31, 1759
Pennsylvania bans theater
Pennsylvania lawyers adopted a law forbidding the performance of plays. According to History.com, The law was adopted due to pressure from religious groups, on grounds that any performance was immoral. Fine for violation was 500 Pounds (source)
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Hello, my name is Hunter Nash-Glickman. I am a seventh grade student at Gulliver Acadamy in Miami, Florida. In English class, I was assigned a project in which I have to choose a career and to a report on it; i chose entertainment law. If you’d be so kind as to help me with my report by answering a few questions, I would really appreciate it. Thanks again,
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