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Shakespearean Theatre:     more books (89)

Shakespearean playhouses; a history of English theatres from the by Adams. Joseph Quincy. 1881-1946., 1917-01-01 Shakespearean Playhouses: A History of the English Theatres from the Beginning t by Joseph Quincy Adams, 1917-01-01 The Shakespearean Dramaturg: A Theoretical and Practical Guide by Andrew James Hartley, 2005-11-05 The Shakespearean Stage, 1574-1642 by Andrew Gurr, 1992-01-31 The Shakespearean Stage 1574-1642 by Andrew Gurr, 2009-04-20 Shakespearean Staging, 1599-1642 by T. J. King, 1971-07-01 Enter the Whole Army: A Pictorial Study of Shakespearean Staging, 1576-1616 (Volume 0) by C. Walter Hodges, 2004-12-02 Lighting the Shakespearean Stage, 1567 - 1642 by Associate Professor Robert B. Graves, 2009-12-08 Great Shakespeareans Set I by Peter Holland, Adrian Poole, 2010-08-03 The Cambridge Companion to Shakespearean Tragedy (Cambridge Companions to Literature) Representing Shakespearean Tragedy: Garrick, the Kembles, and Kean by Reiko Oya, 2007-11-19 Shakespearean Intertextuality: Studies in Selected Sources and Plays (Contributions in Drama and Theatre Studies) by Stephen Lynch, 1998-11-30 Players of Shakespeare 3: Further Essays in Shakespearean Performance by Players with the Royal Shakespeare Company (Volume 0) The Bard in the Bluegrass: Two Centuries of Shakespearean Performance in Lexington, Kentucky by Kevin Lane Dearinger, 2007-03-28

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41. 404; File Not Found
    Krampert Stage, with it s three quarter thrust arrangement (the audience seated on three sides of the stage) is very similar to the shakespearean theatre.  
    http://www.caspercollege.edu/fine_arts/theatre/merryWives/empey.asp
    
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42. Generally Useful Info
    Unlike the distant bellowing and strutting that some people associate with shakespearean theatre, we bring the action right to you.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~jmarbysprint02/STT/
    
    Extractions: Shakespeare Theatre Troupe “Tucson teens exploring classic literature through performance.” Welcome! STT was founded in 2002 to give Tucson’s homeschooled teen and pre-teen students the unique opportunity not only to study and perform some great classic plays, but to explore the more challenging roles normally reserved for adult actors. Since then, we’ve expanded to include several students from local high schools who are looking for additional acting and educational opportunities involving classic plays. Before our productions ever reach the stage, our teen and pre-teen performers study as many aspects of the plays as possible, from history and psychology to drama and stagecraft, stunts and, in some cases, even dance and music, allowing them a more exciting, multi-disciplinary experience than simply reading the plays on their own. But our mission does not stop there. To the extent we can, we like to include the audience in every production. Unlike the distant bellowing and strutting that some people associate with Shakespearean theatre, we bring the action right to you. We hope you enjoy this “hands-on” approach to the classic plays as much as we do.

43. September 10, 2003
    Day Tour Offered of shakespearean theatre, and Midland/Odessa Attractions Sept. 14 A oneday tour for theater lovers is scheduled for Sunday, Sept.  
    http://www.angelo.edu/services/news_information/new_releases/2003/september/9-10
    
    Extractions: The "Visit to the Globe Theatre" is scheduled noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. Cost is $79 per person and includes transportation, all admission fees, play tickets and instruction. In addition to the Globe Theatre in Odessa, stops will include a coffee house and the Centennial Plaza Water Garden in Midland. Built in the 1960s, Odessa's Globe Theatre is run by a non-profit organization presenting classical and modern plays on an Elizabethan stage. The Odessa structure is a replica of the original Globe Theatre, the home of William Shakespeare's English acting company. The 410-seat, octagonal theater was built to bring a bit of British flair to the West Texas landscape and to provide a proper showcase in which to present the Bard's plays. Prior to the play, participants will tour a replica of Anne Hathaway's cottage. The replica was built in 1988 across the courtyard from the Globe Theatre and is located on the Odessa College campus. The cottage houses the Anne Hathaway Library which contains displays of special interest to Shakespeare fans.

44. Andrew Gurr
    An acclaimed Shakespearean scholar, Professor Gurr s published work on the shakespearean theatre includes The Shakespearean Stage, 15741642 (1970), Playgoing  
    http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth01K26N231312625979

45. Toppest Theatre News And Theatre Website Directory
    Shakespeare Theatre The Shakespeare Theatre in the Nation’s Capital The Journal) One of the world’s three great shakespearean theatres. (The Economist).  
    http://www.toppest.com/theatre.htm
    
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46. Department Of Theatre And Dance - Southeast Missouri State University - Links
    TN. Trinity Repertory Company, Providence, RI. Utah shakespearean theatre, Cedar City, UT. Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, PA.  
    http://www6.semo.edu/theatreanddance/Links.htm
    
    Extractions: Actors Theatre of Louisville , Louisville, KY Alabama Shakespeare Festival , Montgomery, AL The Alley Theatre , Houston, TX Alliance Theatre Company , Atlanta, GA The American Conservatory Theater , San Francisco, CA American Repertory Theatre , Cambridge, MA The Arena Stage , Washington, D.C. Arizona Theatre Company , Tucson, AZ The Arkansas Repertory Theatre , Little Rock, AR Asolo Center for the Performing Arts , Sarasota, FL Barter Theatre , Abingdon, VA Berkeley Repertory Theatre , Berkeley, CA Berkshire Theatre Festival , Stockbridge, MA Black Theatre Companies California Theatre Center , Sunnyvale, CA Casa Mana Theatre , Ft. Worth, TX Center Stage , Baltimore, MD A Contemporary Theatre , Seattle, WA Cincinnati Playhouse , Cincinnati, OH The Cleveland Playhouse , Cleveland, OH Coconut Grove Playhouse , Coconut Grove, FL Dallas Theatre Center , Dallas, TX Denver Center Theatre Company , Denver, CO Florida Stage , Manalapan, FL Gaynor Miden, Inc.

47. Shakespeare's Globe
    Shakespeare s Globe programs provide an excellent introduction to the famous shakespearean theatre. These stunning recreations celebrate  
    http://pmi.itmonline.com/Series/2000/shakespeares_globe.htm
    
    Extractions: Language Arts, Drama, Theatre Studies Shakespeare's Globe programs provide an excellent introduction to the famous Shakespearean Theatre. These stunning recreations celebrate the recent opening of the new Globe Theatre in London, and show how stimulating Shakespeare's work can be when experienced in context. The programs will: Online Net Notes: Program Outlines: 1. The Audience Alan Davies introduces the theme and we see footage of the new Globe's 1997 production of Henry V, showing the actors and audience interacting. Alan talks about Shakespeare's audience, then appears in period costume, as a barman in a tavern in 1599, observing the customers as they watch a troupe of traveling players. Two members of the audience talk about contemporary issues, such as the Plague and the Puritans' attacks on the new theatres. These two characters move on to talk about the experience of going to the theatre the crowds and the cost (one penny). They talk about what people enjoy about the theatre, such as seeing how Kings and Queens behave, witnessing murders and seeing their 'betters' mocked.

48. Shakespeare's Globe - Net Notes
    Shakespeare s Globe. Net Notes. Shakespeare s Globe programs provide an excellent introduction to the famous shakespearean theatre.  
    http://pmi.itmonline.com/netnotes/Shakespeare's Globe - Net Notes/shakespeare_gl
    
    Extractions: Shakespeare's Globe Net Notes Shakespeare's Globe programs provide an excellent introduction to the famous Shakespearean Theatre. These stunning recreations celebrate the opening of the new Globe Theatre in London, and show how stimulating Shakespeare's work can be when experienced in context. The programs will: Help students to experience Shakespearean theatre and language in an authentic setting Demonstrate drama as theatre, not merely text. Put the drama on social context, where students can see how theatre became an agent for linguistic change and development. Illustrate the conventions of Elizabethan theatre. Program Descriptions Internet Links The Audience The Actor http://www.rdg.ac.uk/globe Introduction ... PMI, Public Media Television

49. The Greater Meriden Chamber Of Commerce Membership Directory Contains A Complete
    06450 Tel (860) 2584062 Fax (815) 301-8113 No Holds Bard shakespearean theatre and education programs. We’re ready to play!  
    http://www.meridenchamber.com/directory/default.asp?ID=1957

50. RSC Pictures & Exhibitions: Search Archive - Item Details
    Title Playbill for a performance of Othello at the 28/4/1851, Royal shakespearean theatre, Stratfordupon-Avon, featuring the African Roscius (Ira Aldridge  
    http://www.rsc.org.uk/searcharchives/search/data?type_id=1&field,RESOURCE_IDENTI

51. RSC Pictures & Exhibitions: Search Archive - Item Details
    zoom in. Title Playbill for a performance of Hamlet, 9/3/1849, performed at the Royal shakespearean theatre, Stratford upon Avon.  
    http://www.rsc.org.uk/searcharchives/search/data?type_id=1&field,RESOURCE_IDENTI

52. Love's Labour's Won
    Fanstone’s play, then, issues from the dense historical context associated with shakespearean theatre. As Fanstone himself states  
    http://www.canadianshakespeares.ca/a_theotherone.cfm
    
    Extractions: Link to Database David Fanstone’s verse play takes as its starting point the fact that Henslowe’s Diary includes reference to as play called Love’s Labour’s Won , but that no such script has ever been found. Philip Henslowe was a well-known Elizabethan entrepreneur who undertook a wide range of activities in London: in 1587 he built the Rose, the first theatre on the Bankside and in 1594 he owned the theatre at Newington Butts, to the south of the City of London. In 1600, with Edward Alleyn , his son-in-law and the most famous actor in Elizabethan England (aside from Richard Burbage ), he built the Fortune Theatre and in 1604, again with Alleyn, he purchased the office of the Master of the Game of Paris Garden, where bears were baited . In 1613 they built the Hope Theatre, used for theatre and bear and baiting. Henslowe died in 1616, four months before Shakespeare's death. Henslowe's Diary was kept from 1592 to 1603 and contains a welter of useful information about the Elizabethan stage, including performance lists, records of transactions with players and playwrights, and details about costumes and props. On his death, the diary passed to Alleyn, and is now kept in the library of Dulwich College, founded in 1619 by Alleyn who had made his fortune in the theatre business.

53. V A P A
    Thtr. 4353 (American Drama). Thtr. 475-3 (shakespearean theatre Texts and Performances). Thtr. 495-3 (Seminar in Literary Topics). Thtr.  
    http://web.uccs.edu/vapa/theatre/
    
    Extractions: THEATREWORKS SPRING 2003 COURSES FACULTY: Assistant Professor L. Tesman, Assistant Professor Attendant Rank M. Ross, Producing Director D. Martorella, Instructor C. Lowell The Theatre division of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts offers minor programs and a basic sequence of courses designed to develop performing skills and introduce the various elements of theatre. The academic theatre pro-gram will normally sponsor a student production and a theatre festival every spring semester. Students also have the opportunity to participate in productions of Theatreworks, the regional repertory company at CU-Colorado Springs. Students are advised that theatre courses, especially acting courses are progressive and should be taken in sequence. Minor in Theater Minor programs with a concentration in either General Theatre or Acting are offered, each requiring a minimum of 18 hours of coursework, 9 of which must be upper division credit. The following courses are required of both programs: THTR 100, one acting class (choice of THTR 202, 203, 303, 310, 337 or 350) and one history/survey class (choice of THTR 220, 320, 321 or approved special topic). In addition the General Theatre Emphasis requires THTR 200, 406 and the Acting Emphasis THTR 204, 250 and 302.

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    medieval costumes click here to enter, costumes for shakespearean theatre, costume gingerbread man kids make it yourself idea, the sound of music theatre  
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55. CheatHouse.com - The Shakespearean Theatre
    Talkin Broadway What s New on the Rialto? - Utah Shakespearean There are several theatres at the festival to house their productions, but the one that caught my eye was the Adams shakespearean theatre.  
    http://www.cheathouse.com/eview/10367-the-shakespearean-theatre.html
    
    Extractions: The most influential writer in all of English literature, William Shakespeare was born in 1564 to a successful middle-class glove-maker in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Shakespeare attended grammar school, but his formal education proceeded no further. In 1582 he married an older woman, Anne Hathawa Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable

56. The WWW Virtual Library For Theatre And Drama
    Shakespeare and the players shakespearean theatre illustrated by postcards. Fascinating and unusual project. Shakespeare Illustrated  
    http://vl-theatre.com/list14.shtml
    
    Extractions: 1800's Ephemera Highly recommended - a treasure box of images (ed.)! The creator, Mark Forder, modestly writes: "I have scanned in numerous images of papers I have from the late 1800's, such as playbills from the "Black Crook", along with photographs of actresses, etc... Should you have any questions please email me and I'll be more then happy to answer them if I can. " ALADIN gateway to online image collections (Washington) Click on "Image collections", then click on "BREN", and search the Robert Breen ANTA archive by keyword to select among hundreds of retrievable high-quality images from the archives of the American National Theatre Academy. American Ballet Theatre Photo Gallery Some superb dance photos from 1940 onwards Applause South West (Recommended by Plymouth Library Services.) Applause South West is an online multimedia archive of 300 years of English theatre history; theatres, shows and the people who appeared in them... and much more. Ballets Russes Thumbnail links to members and productions of the famous Diaghilev / Nijinsky company. The rest of the site is splendid, too well worth an explore for photos, bibliographies and chronologies of the dance world

57. SFB - Sonderforschungsbereich Kulturen Des Performativen
    2. Dr. Indira Ghose Laughter and the shakespearean theatre This project attempts an anthropological analysis of laughter in the early modern period by focusing  
    http://www.sfb-performativ.de/seiten/a4_vorhaben_engl.html
    
    Extractions: All sub-projects aim at defining the surplus of meaning gained by focussing on the dynamic process character and the materiality of the body in various modes of representation. Performance always involves the embodiment of language and the fashioning and display of the body and its affects. The projects thus share the anthropological focus on how early modern distinctions of race, rank/estate and gender are inscribed in, and performed by, the body. This study sets out to conduct an anatomy of mourning by investigating textual representations and public spectacles which traditionally signify,the personal emotion of grief. Convergences and potential differences between the inward feeling and the outward features that denote the mourner make this a contested field of political performances. The modes and memories of mourning are studied through their various manifestations in history plays, epitaphs, laments, revenge tragedies, social rituals and funeral practices in the transitional period from the Tudor to the Stuart monarchy.

58. Centre For Theatre Studies: Graduates & Alumni
    I entered the MA programme in the Contemporary Practice of shakespearean theatre after years as a theatre professional. By the middle  
    http://www.essex.ac.uk/theatre/students/graduates.htm
    
    Extractions: Department home page Theatre Studies Film Studies Theatre Studies links: Home BA Schemes MA in Theatre Postgraduate Study ... Contact Our Graduates and Alumni See also the University of Essex Alumni Pages Some of our Graduands of the MA in Theatre... Sue completed her MA in Contemporary Theatre Studies at the University of Essex in 1997, receiving a distinction. Sue is a freelance specialist Puppetry Director and has worked for Theatre de Complicité RSC Tara Arts Theatre Centre Graeae Pop-up Lyric Theatre , the Central School of Speech and Drama , the Puppet Centre , the Craft Centre and the Southbank . Sue is currently Joint Artistic Director of Theatre-rites , a company renowned for its ground-breaking work for family audiences. The company creates both touring shows for the very young and site-specific events. Their work has been part of LIFT ( The London International Festival of Theatre ), the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival and the Belfast Young At Art Festival, and has toured abroad to Japan, Toronto and Norway. Sue's experience on the MA was very positive. She undertook the studies during a phase of poor health when academic activity suited her best. She was able to do the course over a period of two years allowing for her health problems. She also studied psychodynamic counselling at Braintree College which enabled her to write her dissertation on

59. Centre For Theatre Studies: MA Scheme Options
    formal poetics (ie prose and verse);. prehistory of shakespearean theatre and comparison with drama texts by Shakespeare s contemporaries; and.  
    http://www.essex.ac.uk/theatre/pg/ma/
    
    Extractions: Department home page Theatre Studies Film Studies Theatre Studies links: Home BA Schemes MA in Theatre Postgraduate Study ... Contact MA in Theatre - Course Options This part of the degree scheme explores the trends currently prevalent in British Theatre. Students attend a number of plays throughout the year at a variety of venues with the focus on new work or new interpretations of classic work. The seminar series explores issues raised by watching such a diversity of work. Questions such as 'What is theatre for?' and 'What makes good theatre?' are considered. more information on Aspects of Performance , including course outline, course materials, past papers] Tutor: Mr Jonathan Lichtenstein

60. STR - Theatre Notebook
    51, 1997, 6271 Behind the Arras The Prompter s Place in the shakespearean theatre Tiffany Stern, 55, 2001, 110-118. Doors at the  
    http://www.str.org.uk/notebook.html

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