William Shakespeare, King LearSusan Bruce Humanities-Ebooks, 01.01.1998 - 192 Seiten |
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... Actors—Stages—Audiences Venus and Lucrece Errors and Two Gents Part 2. Approaching King Lear Fathers and Daughters and Fools Unity andDivision A Play byShakespeare Part 3. Actorsand Players Lear Goneril Regan Cordelia Albany Cornwall ...
... Actors—Stages—Audiences Venus and Lucrece Errors and Two Gents Part 2. Approaching King Lear Fathers and Daughters and Fools Unity andDivision A Play byShakespeare Part 3. Actorsand Players Lear Goneril Regan Cordelia Albany Cornwall ...
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... actors and directors of productions I have been fortunate enough to attend, for bringing theplay so painfully to life.More proximately, for my adult professional understanding of Shakespeare I owe most toAnne Barton, the lateTony ...
... actors and directors of productions I have been fortunate enough to attend, for bringing theplay so painfully to life.More proximately, for my adult professional understanding of Shakespeare I owe most toAnne Barton, the lateTony ...
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... actors,and audiences.{5} If these things are missing from your imagined understandingof theplaytext/s, it will (rightly) seem toyou as lifeless asaTV without power; but turn the current on ... Additionally, remember that 'great' need.
... actors,and audiences.{5} If these things are missing from your imagined understandingof theplaytext/s, it will (rightly) seem toyou as lifeless asaTV without power; but turn the current on ... Additionally, remember that 'great' need.
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... actors now learn more heavily punctuated textsanddeliver lines more slowly and with more pauses; scenechanges slow allaction, as may elaborate fights andother stagebusiness; and,asplayingtime creeps everupward, intervals—for most ...
... actors now learn more heavily punctuated textsanddeliver lines more slowly and with more pauses; scenechanges slow allaction, as may elaborate fights andother stagebusiness; and,asplayingtime creeps everupward, intervals—for most ...
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... acting company{11}—are of two kinds, distinguished by size as quarto (Q) and folio (F) texts.{12} Quartos are editions of a singleplay, and almost allpredatetheFirst Folio(F1) of 1623, which collected 36 of 37plays constituting the ...
... acting company{11}—are of two kinds, distinguished by size as quarto (Q) and folio (F) texts.{12} Quartos are editions of a singleplay, and almost allpredatetheFirst Folio(F1) of 1623, which collected 36 of 37plays constituting the ...
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