What are the differences between Romantic theater and the rules of classicism?

Generally speaking, Romantic drama opposes the established rules of classicism, advocates subjectivity, eulogizes the natural nature, emphasizes the artist's passion, personality, imagination and inspiration, and advocates that the drama need not be bound by the so-called norms of the classical tradition nor abide by the limitations of the real life. Romantic dramatists like to exaggerate the expression of personal inner feelings, the use of strong contrasting techniques, express the value of self judgment of social life. Romantic drama mostly expresses faithful and unswerving love, from which the playwright's good wishes are sent, but also expresses the contradiction between ideals and society, emotions and reality that are difficult to reconcile. Romantic drama stage, often colorful, rich in change. In terms of performance, it is the actor's personal emotional experience, as the basis for shaping the image, emphasizing the passionate artistic creation.