The Globe Theatre Project: Shakespeare and AuthenticityEdwin Mellen Press, 2006 - Всего страниц: 283 This book analyzes performances at the reconstructed Globe Theatre in London between 1996 and 2004 by focusing on the new Globe's most defining characteristic: authenticity. The book addresses the question of why authenticity has become so crucial in late 20th and early 21st century Britain and what productions of the authentic Shakespeare say about contemporary identities. |
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... discussed in three chapters which take their shape according to the way they fulfil or reject the demands of the authentic brief . Those productions played in 2001 and after will be considered separately because , I will argue , this ...
... discussed in three chapters which take their shape according to the way they fulfil or reject the demands of the authentic brief . Those productions played in 2001 and after will be considered separately because , I will argue , this ...
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... ( discussed in Chapter One ) ; here , the bodies of the players , as Bounteous Progress lamented , were inclined to run amok . In both of the Middleton plays , especially A Chaste Maid in Cheapside , which was the first to open , textual ...
... ( discussed in Chapter One ) ; here , the bodies of the players , as Bounteous Progress lamented , were inclined to run amok . In both of the Middleton plays , especially A Chaste Maid in Cheapside , which was the first to open , textual ...
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... discussed in Chapter One ) , The Kyogen of Errors ( 2001 ) which played for one or two weeks , presented what , on the surface at least , was a radical departure from the authentic Shakespeare . Like the not - Shakespeares discussed in ...
... discussed in Chapter One ) , The Kyogen of Errors ( 2001 ) which played for one or two weeks , presented what , on the surface at least , was a radical departure from the authentic Shakespeare . Like the not - Shakespeares discussed in ...
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Two productions unalike authentically | 11 |
Disciplining the Fool for the Complete Performance | 26 |
Authentic Audiences | 40 |
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