On Producing ShakespeareM. Joseph, 1950 - 335 pages |
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... actors when the need arises . An important feature of the second level is the Tarras ( or terrace ) , an overhanging ... actors ' left of the rear wall is a door which when opened reveals behind it the foot of a flight of stairs running ...
... actors when the need arises . An important feature of the second level is the Tarras ( or terrace ) , an overhanging ... actors ' left of the rear wall is a door which when opened reveals behind it the foot of a flight of stairs running ...
Page 110
... actors educated their pupils carefully and that thus the repertory had its own school of acting , and a continuous tradition . It is equally certain that they were the most successful company of their time in London , no doubt largely ...
... actors educated their pupils carefully and that thus the repertory had its own school of acting , and a continuous tradition . It is equally certain that they were the most successful company of their time in London , no doubt largely ...
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... Actors But the apprentices , the boy - actors , need separate treatment ; for they raise a fundamental issue in examining the art of Shakespeare's theatre . The conditions ... ACTING TRADITION OF THE CHAMBERLAIN'S MEN 163 (vi) The Boy Actors.
... Actors But the apprentices , the boy - actors , need separate treatment ; for they raise a fundamental issue in examining the art of Shakespeare's theatre . The conditions ... ACTING TRADITION OF THE CHAMBERLAIN'S MEN 163 (vi) The Boy Actors.
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