Shakespeare and the Modern Stage with Other EssaysLibrary of Alexandria, 28.09.2020 |
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... managers,whoalone possess the powerofconferring onthe Shakespeareandrama theatrical interpretation. In themost influential circlesofthe theatrical profession it ... manager which lend themselves in his opinion to more or less ostentatious.
... managers,whoalone possess the powerofconferring onthe Shakespeareandrama theatrical interpretation. In themost influential circlesofthe theatrical profession it ... manager which lend themselves in his opinion to more or less ostentatious.
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... manager's central position.The pleasurewhich recent Shakespearean revivals offer the spectator reaches him mainly throughthe eye. That is the manager's avowed intention. Yetno onewould seriously denythat the Shakespearean drama appeals ...
... manager's central position.The pleasurewhich recent Shakespearean revivals offer the spectator reaches him mainly throughthe eye. That is the manager's avowed intention. Yetno onewould seriously denythat the Shakespearean drama appeals ...
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... manager. Again, no processions of psalmsinging priests and monks contribute tothe essential illusion inthe historical plays. Nordoesthetextof The Merchant of Venicedemand any assembly ofVenetian townsfolk, however picturesquely attired ...
... manager. Again, no processions of psalmsinging priests and monks contribute tothe essential illusion inthe historical plays. Nordoesthetextof The Merchant of Venicedemand any assembly ofVenetian townsfolk, however picturesquely attired ...
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... manager, andas thingsare,for the most part avoids the theatre altogether. Thestudent stays athome to read Shakespeare athis fireside. It maybeadmitted thatthe public to which Shakespeare in his purity makes appealisnot verylarge. Itis ...
... manager, andas thingsare,for the most part avoids the theatre altogether. Thestudent stays athome to read Shakespeare athis fireside. It maybeadmitted thatthe public to which Shakespeare in his purity makes appealisnot verylarge. Itis ...
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... managers, who in many regards conferred incalculable benefits onthetheatregoing publicand onthe theatrical profession ... manager—Idon't carewho itis—to pursuea continuous policy ofShakespeare for many yearswithany hopeof profit ...
... managers, who in many regards conferred incalculable benefits onthetheatregoing publicand onthe theatrical profession ... manager—Idon't carewho itis—to pursuea continuous policy ofShakespeare for many yearswithany hopeof profit ...
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