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OTHELLO (TRAGEDY BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE)(ABRIDGED VERSION AUDIOTAPE)(STARRING WALTER HAMPDEN) (SHAKESPEAREAN THEATRE, 860) by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, 1980 Shakespearean Theatre by Jacqueline Moorley, 1980 Shakespearean Verse Speaking: Text and Theatre Practice by Rokison Abigail, 2010-03-15 Performing Shakespeare (Theatre Studies) by John Hester, 2009-06-01 Shakespearean Playhouses; A History of English Theatres From the Beginnings to the Restoration by Joseph Quincy Adams, 2009-12-22 Shakespearean Playhouses A History of English Theatres from the Beginnings to the Restoration Shakespearean playhouses; a history of English theatres from the beginning to the restoration by Joseph Quincy Adams, 2010-07-28 Shakespearean Playhouses A History of English Theatres from the Beginnings to the Restoration Macbeth: William Shakespeare, Regicide, Shakespearean tragedy, Simon Forman, Globe Theatre, First Folio, Macduff, Duncan I of Scotland, Raphael Holinshed, The Scottish play Shakespearean Playhouses: A History of English Theatres from the Beginning to the Restoration by Joseph Quincy Adams, 1917-01-01 Love's Labour's Lost? No, It Begot the Dream a Lecture Given By George Hibbard for the Shakespearean Festival July 29, 1984 Festival Theatre by George Hibbard, 1984-01-01 William Shakespeare-an Introduction to His Life, Times, and Theatre by Irving Ribner, 1969-01-01 The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare in Three Volumes: Comedies; Histories; Tragedies by William Shakespeare, 1881 Shakespearean Playhouse a History of English Theatres From the Beginnings to the Restoration by Joseph Quincy Adams,

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21. Doris Lechner: Shakespearean Theatre - Its Origin, Its Development And Its Influ
    http://www.petersgasse.asn-graz.ac.at/fba/tsld086.htm

22. The Adams Memorial Shakespearean Theatre Photo #3
    The Adams Memorial shakespearean theatre. The Adams Memorial shakespearean theatre is one of the most authentic Tudor theatres in the world.  
    http://www.bard.org/News/adamstheatre3.html

23. BROADWAY NEW YORK | All Things Broadway | All Things New York
    Staging shakespearean theatre by Elaine Adams Novak The essential guide to selecting, interpreting, producing, and directing Shakespeare.  
    http://www.broadwaynewyork.com/Item.asp?CategoryId=15&CategoryName=Technical The

24. Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre
    Due to temporary technical difficulties, the site has moved. If your browser doesn t transfer you automatically in 5 seconds, please  
    http://www.theatersites.com/sistcompany/

25. SHAKSPER 1991: Shakespearean Theatre In Gdansk
    SHAKSPER 1991 shakespearean theatre in Gdansk. From Ken Steele (KSTEELE@vm.epas.utoronto.ca) Date 03/19/91 A shakespearean theatre IN GDANSK?  
    http://www.shaksper.net/archives/1991/0088.html

26. Rock Climbing: Castlewood Canyon: The Shakespearean Theatre & Revolution Buttres
    Directions and information about The shakespearean theatre Revolution Buttress, a crag in Castlewood Canyon.  
    http://www.climbingboulder.com/rock/db/castlewood_canyon/the_shakespearean_theat
    
    Extractions: Sister Sites J Tree, CA Devil's Lake, WI Black Hills, SD Red Rocks, NV ... Salt Lake City, UT Choose an Area Big Elk Meadows (1) Big Thompson Canyon (65) Biglandia (0) Black Canyon (30) Boulder Canyon (632) Buena Vista (3) Buttonrock (21) Carter Lake (62) Castlewood Canyon (224) Clear Creek Canyon (294) Colorado Natl Monument (31) Cow Creek Canyon (1) Crags, The (15) CU Campus (21) Devil's Head (89) Deville Rocks (3) Dream Canyon (64) Eldorado Canyon (568) Eldorado Mountain (43) Elevenmile Canyon (49) Elevenmile Reservoir (4) Empire (27) Flagstaff (53) Flatirons Central (169) Flatirons North (225) Flatirons South (104) Fortress of Solitude (13) Garden of the Gods (54) Gilman Canyon (2) Glenwood Canyon (19) Golden Gate Canyon SP (6) Hardscrabble Pass (12) Hartman Rocks (10) Hell's Gate/ Hagerman Pass (0) Horsetooth Reservoir (74) Independence Pass (11) Iron Clads (25) Jackson Creek (8) Jurassic Park (24) Keystone (4) La Garita Creek (1) Lost Creek Wilderness (9) Lumpy Ridge (214) Miscellaneous Crags (54) Monastery, The (56) Morrison (37) Mount Sanitas (7) Mt Evans (11) Narrows, The (9)

27. Castlewood Canyon / The Shakespearean Theatre & Revolution Buttress / Much Ado A
    Detailed information and photos about Much Ado About Bolting, a rock climbing route on The shakespearean theatre Revolution Buttress in Castlewood Canyon.  
    http://www.climbingboulder.com/rock/db/castlewood_canyon/the_shakespearean_theat
    
    Extractions: Sister Sites J Tree, CA Devil's Lake, WI Black Hills, SD Red Rocks, NV ... Salt Lake City, UT Choose an Area Big Elk Meadows (1) Big Thompson Canyon (65) Biglandia (0) Black Canyon (30) Boulder Canyon (632) Buena Vista (3) Buttonrock (21) Carter Lake (62) Castlewood Canyon (224) Clear Creek Canyon (294) Colorado Natl Monument (31) Cow Creek Canyon (1) Crags, The (15) CU Campus (21) Devil's Head (89) Deville Rocks (3) Dream Canyon (64) Eldorado Canyon (568) Eldorado Mountain (43) Elevenmile Canyon (49) Elevenmile Reservoir (4) Empire (27) Flagstaff (53) Flatirons Central (169) Flatirons North (225) Flatirons South (104) Fortress of Solitude (13) Garden of the Gods (54) Gilman Canyon (2) Glenwood Canyon (19) Golden Gate Canyon SP (6) Hardscrabble Pass (12) Hartman Rocks (10) Hell's Gate/ Hagerman Pass (0) Horsetooth Reservoir (74) Independence Pass (11) Iron Clads (25) Jackson Creek (8) Jurassic Park (24) Keystone (4) La Garita Creek (1) Lost Creek Wilderness (9) Lumpy Ridge (214) Miscellaneous Crags (54) Monastery, The (56) Morrison (37) Mount Sanitas (7) Mt Evans (11) Narrows, The (9)

28. John Barrymore, Shakespearean Actor Reviews
    Fluent, incisive, meticulous, faithful to fact Michael Morrison charts this actor s distinguished contribution to shakespearean theatre tradition.  
    http://www.shakespearean.com/Reviews.htm
    
    Extractions: Advance Praise Michael Morrison has done the impossible. He has written an exciting, colorful Barrymore book, without resorting to old wives' tales and innuendo. Truth in his lively retelling is indeed stranger and far more satisfying than fiction. -James Kotsilibas-Davis, author of Great Times Good Times: The Odyssey of Maurice Barrymore " ... a fresh perspective of the extraordinary man, John Barrymore. Fluent, incisive, meticulous, faithful to fact - Michael Morrison charts this actor's distinguished contribution to Shakespearean theatre tradition. Richly researched with a superb, sustained quality of writing. The fascination is endless." -William Luce, author of the play Barrymore Reviews "Few performances of Shakespeare in this century broke as much new ground as Barrymore's 1922 version of 'Hamlet,' a galvanic production that almost single-handedly dragged the English-speaking world's understanding of the Bard into the modern age. The astonishment felt by critics and audiences in America and England is expertly evoked by Michael Morrison in his engrossing book 'John Barrymore, Shakespearean Actor,' which not only offers scene-by-scene descriptions of Barrymore's performances . . . but puts Barrymore's acting feats into historical, cultural, and biographical context. . . . 'John Barrymore, Shakespearean Actor' is a book that should delight theatre scholars [and] the general reader as well."

29. William Shakespeare - Pictures And Biography
    in every eye That tears shall drown the wind. shakespearean theatre. Before Shakespeare¹s time and during his boyhood, troupes of  
    http://opera.prohosting.com/sarir/shakespeare plays.html

30. Utah Shakespeare Festival
    The outdoor Adams Memorial shakespearean theatre. (Copyright Utah Shakespearean Festival. Photo by Karl Hugh.). The Utah Shakespearean  
    http://www.utah.com/arts/shakespeareanfestival.htm
    
    Extractions: The Utah Shakespearean Festival is widely recognized as one of the best professional theater events in the nation; in 2000, it was awarded the Tony Award for "Outstanding Regional Theater". The Festival is a grand event that includes not only Shakespeare and contemporary productions, but also the Greenshow, the Royal Feaste, seminars, classes and tours. The Plays Six plays are presented each Summer Season in two grand theaters: the outdoor Adams Shakespearean Theatre, which is a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and features only Shakespeare plays; and the indoor Randall L Jones Theatre, a modern facility that features contemporary works. In the Fall, the Festival presents three more world-class plays, including one Shakespeare play, a musical and a comedy. The Royal Feaste, Backstage Tours and Seminars Indulge in the fun of a four-course meal at The Royal Feaste, eaten in the style of renaissance noblemen. It's a magical world of color, light, music and dance. The Royal Feaste is available during the Summer Festival season. Reservations are required and can be made at the Festival Box Office. The Backstage Tour is an opportunity to step behind the scenes to learn inside information about the Festival and visit various production areas, including costume, makeup, and scene shops. Patrons can also attend one of the Literary Seminars to participate in lively give-and-take discussions between the play directors and audience members (sometimes actors will be present). Participants are encouraged to voice honest reactions to various aspects of the plays. Seminars take place in the Seminar Grove, Tuesday through Sunday.

31. THEATER / THEATRICAL > Companies > Shakespearean <>
    shakespearean theatres. (The Economist) Season includes three Shakespearean productions and two classics in our 449seat theatre in downtown Washington, DC.  
    http://www.theaterservicesguide.com/Theater/Companies/shakespearean.htm

32. Theatre Joke/Cartoon - Shakespearean Plays In Malibu
    shakespearean theatre JOKE CARTOON, SHAKESPEARE, PLAY, MALIBU JOKE, THEATER. RECENT SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS PERFORMED BY THE MALIBU PUNKTHEATRE TROUPE  
    http://www.grinningplanet.com/2004/02-17/shakespearean-theatre-malibu-joke.htm

33. Shakespeare In India (2)
    Addy s role is an index of the first phase in the Indian appropriation of shakespearean theatre. By the early 19 th century, a section  
    http://ise.uvic.ca/Library/Criticism/shakespearein/india2.html
    
    Extractions: Shakespeare in India page 2 Chronologically, the account must begin with productions of the most obvious and culturally uncomplicated sort, in 'garrison theatres' catering to the British colonists. Theatres were built in the major centres of trade and empire, and Shakespeare provided a prestigious part of the repertory. Shakespeare performances by English troupes in Mumbai (Bombay) date from 1770. In Kolkata (Calcutta), then the capital of British India, the earliest recorded performance is of Othello at the Calcutta Theatre in the Christmas season of 1780. Over the next eight years, the same venue saw Hamlet, The Merchant of Venice, Romeo and Juliet, Richard III and Henry IV . Performances continued till the mid-19 th century, chiefly at the Chowringhee and Sans Souci Theatres. Touring companies become prominent only in the heyday of the Raj, from the late 19 th century. The earliest notable tours were by the Lewis Theatre Company in the 1870s and Maurice E. Bandmann's Company in the 1880s. One event stands out in retrospect. In August 1848, Baishnab Charan Addy, an Indian actor, played Othello at the Sans Souci Theatre, Kolkata. Notices in the English press ranged from the patronizing to the offensive or hostile. Yet many Indian accounts, then and later, have seen the event as a cultural statement, even a cultural triumph, of the colonized Bengali.

34. The Stage And Staging
    Princeton Princeton University Press, 1984. Bergeron, David M. Pageantry in the shakespearean theatre. Athens, Ga. University of Georgia Press, 1985.  
    http://ise.uvic.ca/Library/SLTnoframes/reference/bstaging.html
    
    Extractions: Home Life Stage Society ... Next Beckerman, Bernard Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 . London: Collier-Macmillan, 1962. Bentley, Gerald E The Jacobean and Caroline Stage . Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1941-68. 7 vols. Bentley, Gerald E The Profession of Dramatist in Shakespeare's Time, 1590-1642 . Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1971. Bentley, Gerald E The Profession of Player in Shakespeare's Time, 1590-1642 . Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1984. Bergeron, David M Pageantry in the Shakespearean Theatre . Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press, 1985. Butterworth, Philip Theatre of Fire: Special Effects in Early English and Scottish Theatre . London: Society for Theatre Research, 1998. Campbell, Lily B Scenes and Machines on the English Stage During the Renaissance . New York: Barnes and Noble, 1960. Chambers, E.K. The Medieval Stage . London: Oxford University Press, 1903. 2 vols. Cunnington, C. Willet, and Phillis Cunnington Handbook of English Costume in the Sixteenth Century . Boston: Plays, Inc., 1970. Day, Barry

35. Welcome To Scenic Southern Utah - Iron County, Utah
    Shakespearean Festival invites playgoers to experience live theatre under the stars of the scenic southern Utah sky in the Adams shakespearean theatre and in  
    http://www.scenicsouthernutah.com/greatscenes.html
    
    Extractions: CEDAR CITY, UT It's been over four decades since a shrewd young theatre professor by the name of Fred Adams made a simple observation then took a chance that would change the face of his community and the future of tourism in the scenic southwest. His observation: that the southwestern corner of Utah is home to the most spectacular scenery on earth. The chance he took: that some of the people who enjoy the nearby national parks during the day would like to see something equally rewarding at night. In his mind, nothing matched the majesty of southwest Utah's Color Country as well as the theatrical masterpieces of William Shakespeare. Ever since the early days of the railroad, Cedar City has been the jump-off point for visitors to the largest concentration of national parks, monuments, and scenic attractions in the United States. Zion, Bryce Canyon, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Capitol Reef, Cedar Breaks National Monument and countless lesser-known scenic marvels are all within driving distance of Cedar City. Like all residents, Fred C. Adams knew the important role that thousands of visitors to the parks each summer played in the community. But he saw something more: the chance to build a career in theatre and to raise his family in a town he loved. Forty-three years later, attendance to the parks has climbed into the millions, and the Utah Shakespearean Festival Adams founded has grown into a Tony award winning theatre festival. And just as Fred C. Adams determined in 1962, the ideal finale to a day of breathtaking scenery is an evening of world-class theatre.

36. Classroom Theatre
    In one of the theatres (the Memory Theatre ), which is designed as a medieval shakespearean theatre, the different exercises are hidden behind doors, pillars  
    http://www.interactiveinstitute.se/tools/eSCHOLA/WebSite/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to e-SCHOLA presenting The Classroom Theatre / The Memory Theatre IT-based aids could bring new possibilities to strengthen creativity, the ability to communicate and to improve memory skills for people in general and for people with special needs in particular. In this project we use Perceptually-Seductive Technology (PST), such as for example virtual and augmented reality, to engage and motivate pupils and to support their memory, learning and personal creativity. Memory is an important part of everyday creativity. Methods and tricks to improve memory have been known since ancient times. For example, when the old Greeks where supposed to give long talks they memorised different parts of the talk in a specific order in a familiar real or imaginary place, known as a memory theatre. The Classroom and the Memory Theatre are based on the same basic principle, namely to support memorability by storing information in different formats, for example text, pictures or events, in different places in a theatre. In this case, though, the theatre is created on the computer screen using virtual reality (VR) techniques. If you don't have a vrml-browser click here to download Cortona ( http://www.parallelgraphics.com/products/cortona

37. Upfront - Illinois State University
    festival since its inception has been to provide audiences in Central Illinois and from throughout the Midwest a professional, summer shakespearean theatre.  
    http://www.ilstu.edu/home/upfront/archives/shakespeare.shtml
    
    Extractions: Academics Athletics Campus Map Technology on Campus ... Home The Chronicle of Higher Education reported in 1999 that Illinois State was ranked 11th among doctoral institutions in the number of native-born students studying abroad during the 1997-98 academic year. A total of 359 students furthered their education in Europe, Japan, and Australia. The Illinois Shakespeare Festival marked its 25th anniversary in 2002. The festival was founded in 1978 as a cooperative community outreach effort between the Department of Theatre and the College of Fine Arts at Illinois State University. Located on the grounds of Ewing Manor in Bloomington, the festival began as a summer educational program for theatre students. In 1978 the festival presented 21 performances to just over 6,500 patrons. Calvin Lee Pritner, at that time the chairperson of the Department of Theatre, served as the artistic director in that first season and continued until 1990. In 1991 theatre faculty member John Sipes was appointed artistic director, serving in that capacity until 1995, when Cal MacLean took the position. MacLean now directs a season that includes 40 performances attended by more than 16,000 patrons.

38. Utah Shakespearean FestivalCedar City
    And if William Shakespeare could celebrate his life s anniversary in the Adams shakespearean theatre, he would think he was back inside his beloved wooden O  
    http://www.travel-wise.com/destination/utah/utahh.htm
    
    Extractions: Kim, the "in charge artist" touches up the set prior to curtain time on the set of Henry IV, in the Adams Shakespearean Theater. H e would have been 432 years old this Spring. And if William Shakespeare could celebrate his life's anniversary in the Adams Shakespearean Theatre, he would think he was back inside his beloved "wooden O," the Globe Theatre. O.K., maybe you couldn't fool the Bard, but the thousands of visitors to Cedar City's annual Shakespearean Festival can't help but feel entirely immersed in the Elizabethan era. Built in 1977, the Adams Shakespearean Theatre in Cedar City, Utah, is an outdoor playhouse and "is one of the few theatres in the world that probably come close to the design of Shakespeare's Globe." So much in fact, that the British Broadcast Corporation used it to film parts of it's Shakespeare series in the 1980's. It accommodates 777, plus 40 gallery-bench seats. Audience Development Director, Donna Law says, "It started with people sitting on the lawn in folded chairs. It transformed into this fabulous venue, and there's not a bad seat in the house" The Festival's indoor playhouse, The Randall L. Jones Theatre, is a work of art itself. The hand-laid gold leaf that adorns the balcony is a reflection of the fine craftsmanship and attention to detail that filters throughout the Festival. Justifiably, the theatre was featured prominently in the August 1990 edition of Architecture magazine.

39. Utah Points Of Interest - Major
    In 1977, however, the Adams shakespearean theatre, named for Luella and Thomas Adams (early settlers who fostered the arts in southern Utah), was dedicated.  
    http://utahtravelcenter.com/pointsofinterest/major/utahshakespeareanfestival.htm
    
    Extractions: The Utah Shakespearean Festival, founded by Fred C. Adams, is located on as well as adjacent to the campus of Southern Utah University in Cedar City. Each summer it typically presents three plays of Shakespeare and, with the addition of a second theater, other plays from world drama. The idea of a Shakespearean center located on the Southern Utah University campus was being developed as early as 1960. The first plays were performed in 1962 on a makeshift stage outside under pine trees and stars. The performers and technicians were college students, teachers, and Cedar City townspeople. The first season lasted one week. The goals of the Shakespearean Festival from the beginning have been to present quality productions of Shakespeare's plays for Utah residents and visitors and to educate young students about the pleasures and values of Shakespeare's and other dramatists' work.

40. Shakespeare Bibliography
    drstx PR3100 .S53 1986. Novak, Elaine Adams. Staging shakespearean theatre. Cincinnati, Ohio Betterway Books, c2000. drstx PR3091 .N68 2000.  
    http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/Drama/shakespeare-bibl.html

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