The Oxford illustrated history of Shakespeare on stage

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The Oxford illustrated history of Shakespeare on stage

edited by Jonathan Bate and Russell Jackson

Oxford University Press, 2001

  • : pbk.

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Includes index

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This modern stage-history tells the story of the plays on the English stage - 400 years of dramatic history, from the vital, competitive theatre of Shakespeare's own lifetime to the wealth of interpretations, classical to experimental, of the present day. It is a story of constant rediscovery, as the fashions, intuitions, and politics of each age reinterpreted the plays' meanings - and often even their plots. Actresses stepped into the female roles written originally for boy-actors; and the theatre evolved, from open-air Elizabethan stages like the Rose and Globe to the Proscenium Theatre, grand spectacle, and the whole panoply of modern lighting and staging equipment.

目次

  • Johnathan Bate: Introduction
  • 1.: R. A. Foakes: Shakespeare's Elizabethan Stages
  • 2.: Martin Wiggins: The King's Men and After
  • 3.: Michael Dobson: Improving on the Original Actresses and Adaptations
  • 4.: Peter Holland: The Age of Garrick
  • 5.: Jonathan Bate: The Romantic Stage
  • 6.: Russell Jackson: Actor-Managers and the Spectacular
  • 7.: Inga-Stina Ewbank: European Cross-Currents: Ibsen and Brecht
  • 8.: Anthony Davies: From the Old Vic to Gielgud and Olivier
  • 9.: Peter Thomson: Shakespeare and the Public Purse
  • 10.: Robert Smallwood: Director's Shakespeare
  • 11.: Judi Dench: A Career in Shakespeare
  • 12.: Russell Jackson: Shakespeare in Opposition: From the 1950s to the 1990s

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