All Semblative a Woman's Part?: Studies in the Staging of and Audience Response to Boy Actors in Sexual Disguise in the Elizabethan Theatre 1580-1615H. Gras, 1991 - 583 pages |
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... mentioned . " Character - centred documents mentioning Burbage show similar traits as those on Alleyn : the characters were reified . Except for the elegy of 1619 , references to Hamlet nowhere mention Burbage . Normally treating the ...
... mentioned . " Character - centred documents mentioning Burbage show similar traits as those on Alleyn : the characters were reified . Except for the elegy of 1619 , references to Hamlet nowhere mention Burbage . Normally treating the ...
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... mentioned . Those accounts that do mention actors in general , or by name , do so only in extraordinary circumstances . iv . Circumstantial Accounts . Besides direct accounts of performances in which Burbage acted there are ...
... mentioned . Those accounts that do mention actors in general , or by name , do so only in extraordinary circumstances . iv . Circumstantial Accounts . Besides direct accounts of performances in which Burbage acted there are ...
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... mentioned by Burton ( III.ii.2.3 , p . 101 ) . He exemplifies jealousy by noting to Deliro's jealousy of Fallace ... mention their names in post - processing accounts . That Renaissance audiences were not provided with programs that ...
... mentioned by Burton ( III.ii.2.3 , p . 101 ) . He exemplifies jealousy by noting to Deliro's jealousy of Fallace ... mention their names in post - processing accounts . That Renaissance audiences were not provided with programs that ...
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