184 pages. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout. The Important Infuence Of The Tudor'interlude' On Later Elizabethan Drama Is Now Widely Recognised And The Inherent Theatrical Values Of These Short Plays Of The Era Which Preceded The Opening Of Permament Theatres Have Become Increasingly Apparent Through Modern Productions And Study.
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Seller: Book Express (NZ), Shannon, New Zealand
Paperback. Condition: Good. 184 pages. spine faded, cover corners bumped, writing and stamp on inside cover. Text in good conditionThe important influence of the Tudor ?interlude' on later Elizabethan drama is now widely recognized and the inherent theatrical values of these short plays o f the era which preceded the opening of permanent theatres have become increasin gly apparent through modern productions and study. Largely written for performan ce by travelling players in a variety of situations, their dramatic technique an d methods of staging provide valuable clues for an understanding of Shakespearea n theatre. The plays given here represent the interlude in its popular and court ly forms. All are newly edited from the earliest originals and the volume includ es an introduction and full explanatory notes. Seller Inventory # 6998bb
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Paperback in Very Good condition. Light wear. Spine slightly sunned with light reading crease. Published by The Athlone Press of the University of London in their Athlone Renaissance Library series - 1974. 192 pages. 12.9cm x 19.8cm. The important influence of the Tudor 'interlude' on later Elizabethan drama is now widely recognized and the inherent theatrical values of these short plays of the era that preceded the opening of permanent theatres have become increasingly apparent through modern productions and study. Largely written for performance by travelling players in a variety of situations, their dramatic technique and methods of staging provide valuable clues for an understanding of Shakespearean theatre. The plays given here represent the interlude in its popular and courtly forms. All are edited from the earliest originals and the volume includes an introduction and full explanatory notes. Contents: - Note on the text - Introduction - Bibliography - Mankind - A Play of Love - Lusty - Like Will to Like - Notes. Seller Inventory # 070923EO