Shakespeare and the Modern Stage with Other EssaysLibrary of Alexandria, 28.09.2020 |
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... scenery andcostumeto produce in the audience that illusion of environment whichthe text invites.Without so much scenery or costume the wordsfail to get home to the audience. In comedies dealingwith concrete conditions of modern society ...
... scenery andcostumeto produce in the audience that illusion of environment whichthe text invites.Without so much scenery or costume the wordsfail to get home to the audience. In comedies dealingwith concrete conditions of modern society ...
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... scenery and other expenses ofproduction, Phelpsinhis most ornaterevivals spent lessthan afourthof thatsum. For the poundsspentby managers onmorerecent revivals, Phelps wouldhave spentonly asmanyshillings. Inthe result, Phelps ...
... scenery and other expenses ofproduction, Phelpsinhis most ornaterevivals spent lessthan afourthof thatsum. For the poundsspentby managers onmorerecent revivals, Phelps wouldhave spentonly asmanyshillings. Inthe result, Phelps ...
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... scenery with their "thoughts" or imagination. The spectator's "imaginary puissance" is, practically in every circumstance, the keystoneof the dramatic illusion. The only conditions in which Shakespeare's adjuration would besuperfluous ...
... scenery with their "thoughts" or imagination. The spectator's "imaginary puissance" is, practically in every circumstance, the keystoneof the dramatic illusion. The only conditions in which Shakespeare's adjuration would besuperfluous ...
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... scenery, although there were crude endeavours to create scenic illusion bymeans of "properties"like rocks,tombs, caves, trees, tables, chairs, and pasteboard dishes of food. There was at the outset no music, save flourishes ontrumpets ...
... scenery, although there were crude endeavours to create scenic illusion bymeans of "properties"like rocks,tombs, caves, trees, tables, chairs, and pasteboard dishes of food. There was at the outset no music, save flourishes ontrumpets ...
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... scenery to distract the playgoerfrom theuncouth inconsistency! At first sight it would seem that the Elizabethan playgoer'slot was anythingbuthappy. The Elizabethan's hardfate strangely contrasts with the situation of the playgoerofthe ...
... scenery to distract the playgoerfrom theuncouth inconsistency! At first sight it would seem that the Elizabethan playgoer'slot was anythingbuthappy. The Elizabethan's hardfate strangely contrasts with the situation of the playgoerofthe ...
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