On Producing ShakespeareB. Blom, 1964 - 335 pages |
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Page 97
... sequence in Troilus and Cressida examined above . 198 In all these cases the flow of the narra- tive is much helped by the natural disposition of the playhouse . An interesting development of this running sequence is that of the prison ...
... sequence in Troilus and Cressida examined above . 198 In all these cases the flow of the narra- tive is much helped by the natural disposition of the playhouse . An interesting development of this running sequence is that of the prison ...
Page 102
... sequence of Titus Andronicus . Tamora and Aaron meet in " a Counsaile - keeping Cave " in the Study : later Bassianus ' body is cast into a pit , into which two other persons jump ; and a bag of gold is found " Among the Nettles at the ...
... sequence of Titus Andronicus . Tamora and Aaron meet in " a Counsaile - keeping Cave " in the Study : later Bassianus ' body is cast into a pit , into which two other persons jump ; and a bag of gold is found " Among the Nettles at the ...
Page 243
... sequence of the play is acted out on the naked Platform , and the continuity of subject is very close and direct between one scene and the next . This direct method makes the very freest use of the un- localised Platform , as we have ...
... sequence of the play is acted out on the naked Platform , and the continuity of subject is very close and direct between one scene and the next . This direct method makes the very freest use of the un- localised Platform , as we have ...
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INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION | 16 |
THE ACTING TRADITION OF | 108 |
31 | 117 |
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