Shakespearean Scholarship: A Guide for Actors and StudentsBloomsbury Academic, 2002 - 413 páginas More has been written about Shakespeare than about any other author, and so much new scholarship continues to be generated that even experts are daunted. While bibliographies of Shakespeare scholarship exist, these tend to cover works that are primarily of academic interest. At the same time, there are many scholarly works of inestimable value to theatre professionals. These works can help actors and directors gain a better understanding of Shakespeare's plays, his world, and the ways in which theatre companies have interpreted his works. But because of the sheer bulk of Shakespeare scholarship, it is difficult for theatre professionals to distinguish such materials from more arcane studies. |
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... traditions of that great theatrical tradition . Ultimately this doesn't matter all that much to a modern actor , because it was a long time ago and the way Shakespeare was performed between 1660 and the early part of this century was so ...
... traditions , you will know that there inevitably existed a similar link between the new and improved strategies being developed at the Globe and the long traditions of medieval theatre . For example , we can trace the immense energy of ...
... traditions of theatrical performance that allow actors to benefit from famous and infa- mous productions around the world . There is no need to reinvent the wheel . Thousands of actors have struggled with the same complex task , and ...
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