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Elizabethan Stage Conventions and Modern Interpreters

Alan Dessen samples about four hundred manuscripts and printed plays to record the original staging conventions of the age of Shakespeare. After studying the stage properties, movements and configurations implicit in recurrent phrases and stage directions, he concludes that Elizabethan spectators, less concerned with realism than later generations, were used to receiving a kind of theatrical shorthand transmitted by the actors from the playwright. Professor Dessen both describes this shorthand (e.g. the use of nightgowns, boots and dishevelled hair) and draws attention to the implications of his findings for modern interpreters, addressing not only critics and teachers but also editors, actors and directors.

yazar:Alan C. Dessen
Isbn 10:0521259126
Isbn 13:978-0521259125
yayınevi:Cambridge University Press; 1. baskı
dil:İngilizce
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Elizabethan Stage Conventions and Modern Interpreters:
14 Haziran 1984