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Discoveries on the Early Modern Stage: Contexts and Conventions
0Uncover pivotal ‘discovery’ moments on the early modern stage. This insightful study offers a deep dive into performance conventions that shaped Renaissance drama, analysing ‘discoveries’ as plot devices, visual motifs, and thematic tropes. Essential for students and scholars of theatre history, literary analysis, and Shakespeare, it masterfully connects artistic, cultural, and religious contexts. Gain innovative perspectives on staging and meaning in classic plays. A must-read for English literature and theatre studies in India.
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From Playtext to Performance on the Early Modern Stage: How Did They Do It? (Studies in Performance and Early Modern Drama)
0Unlock the mysteries of the early modern stage! Leslie Thomson’s illuminating work goes beyond the playtext to reveal the actual practices of theatrical performance. Discover how directors, actors, and designers brought Elizabethan drama to life, from staging techniques to acting methods. This compelling study challenges existing assumptions about performance conditions, offering a fresh perspective on Shakespeare and his era. Essential for drama students, theatre researchers, and educators across India seeking to understand the vibrant realities of historical theatre. Dive into the crucial ‘how’ of early modern performance and enrich your academic insights.