On Producing ShakespeareB. Blom, 1964 - 335 pages |
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Page 32
... Tarras is generally used in conjunction with the Platform , and represents battlements for parley at Bordeaux and Angiers , or assault at Orleans , Rouen and Harfleur : it serves Richard of Gloucester for his crowning hypocrisy aloft ...
... Tarras is generally used in conjunction with the Platform , and represents battlements for parley at Bordeaux and Angiers , or assault at Orleans , Rouen and Harfleur : it serves Richard of Gloucester for his crowning hypocrisy aloft ...
Page 34
... Tarras in between them.27 On the third level , the Music Gallery is sometimes used by the actors when extra height is needed by some circumstance in the plot . The most obvious use would be for the ship - boy at the masthead in ...
... Tarras in between them.27 On the third level , the Music Gallery is sometimes used by the actors when extra height is needed by some circumstance in the plot . The most obvious use would be for the ship - boy at the masthead in ...
Page 36
... Tarras , " under which Lorenzo Desired us to make a stand " . As Lorenzo approaches Shylock's house ( " Here dwels my father Jew " ) , Jessica appears in the Window - Stage above the Door . Hither- to we have been all the time in the ...
... Tarras , " under which Lorenzo Desired us to make a stand " . As Lorenzo approaches Shylock's house ( " Here dwels my father Jew " ) , Jessica appears in the Window - Stage above the Door . Hither- to we have been all the time in the ...
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INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION | 16 |
THE ACTING TRADITION OF | 108 |
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