The Living Shakespeare; Twenty-two Plays & the SonnetsMacmillan Company, 1949 - 1239 páginas |
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... Stage Before public theatres were built in London , professionally produced Elizabethan plays were usually presented in the courtyards of inns . At one end of the spacious yard the actors laid a stage on ... STAGE 61 SHAKESPEARE'S STAGE.
... Stage Before public theatres were built in London , professionally produced Elizabethan plays were usually presented in the courtyards of inns . At one end of the spacious yard the actors laid a stage on ... STAGE 61 SHAKESPEARE'S STAGE.
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... stage advertised their supe- rior taste . This practice of sitting on the stage originated in the Blackfriars ' Theatre two years before the Globe was built , but soon became so great a nuisance that after a decade it was discontinued ...
... stage advertised their supe- rior taste . This practice of sitting on the stage originated in the Blackfriars ' Theatre two years before the Globe was built , but soon became so great a nuisance that after a decade it was discontinued ...
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... stages was scanty , some of the properties were elaborate and contributed richly to the pro- duction of striking stage effects . The chariot in which Tamburlaine was drawn by the cap- tive kings must have been an object of wonder and ...
... stages was scanty , some of the properties were elaborate and contributed richly to the pro- duction of striking stage effects . The chariot in which Tamburlaine was drawn by the cap- tive kings must have been an object of wonder and ...
Índice
SHAKESPEARES YOUTH I | 1 |
SHAKESPEARES PROFESSIONAL CAREER | 7 |
SHAKESPEARES LONDON | 16 |
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answer appear bear BEAT become better blood bring brother cause comedy comes court cousin dead dear death doth DUKE Elizabethan English Enter Exeunt Exit eyes face fair faith fall father fear follow fool fortune friends gentle give GLOU grace hand hast hath head hear heart heaven Henry hold honour hope hour I'll John keep kind king lady leave live look lord marry master means meet mind nature never night noble once peace play poor pray present PRINCE Queen reason RICH Richard Romeo SCENE serve Shakespeare soul speak spirit stage stand stay sweet tell thee thing thou thou art thought tongue true turn wife YORK young youth