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  1. Performances at court in the age of Shakespeare
    Beteiligt: Chiari, Sophie (HerausgeberIn); Mucciolo, John (HerausgeberIn)
    Erschienen: 2019
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Elizabethan court theatre. Richard Dutton: Palamon and Arcite: Early Elizabethan court theatre -- W. R. Streitberger: Revels at the Court of Elizabeth I, 1594-1603 -- Roy Eriksen: Multiple Marlowe: Doctor Faustus and court performance -- Janna... mehr

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    Elizabethan court theatre. Richard Dutton: Palamon and Arcite: Early Elizabethan court theatre -- W. R. Streitberger: Revels at the Court of Elizabeth I, 1594-1603 -- Roy Eriksen: Multiple Marlowe: Doctor Faustus and court performance -- Janna Segal: The court theatre response to the public theatre debate in A midsummer night's dream -- The Jacobean tradition. Murat Öğütcü: Masculine Dreams: Henry V and the Jacobean politics of court performance -- Jason Lawrence: Jacobean royal premieres: Othello and Measure for measure at Whitehall in 1604 -- David M. Bergeron: Pericles: a performance, a letter (1619) -- Catherine Clifford: The old name is fresh about me: architectural mimesis and court spaces in All is true -- Reassessing the Stuart masque. Anne Daye: Dancing at Court: the art that all Arts doe approve -- Martin Butler: The Tempest and the Jonsonian Masque -- Leeds Barroll: Noble masquing at the Stuart court -- Agnieszka Żukowska: Animated porcelain of the court: Stuart masquers as magical Automata -- The material conditions of performances at court. William B. Long: How did they do it? problems of staging plays at court -- John H. Astington: The Jacobean banqueting house as a performance space -- Chantal Schütz: Musicians at Court -- Rebecca Olson: Painted cloths and the making of Whitehall's playing space, 1611-12. "Even though Shakespeare openly dramatizes aristocratic shows in his own plays, the circumstances of early modern performance at court have received relatively little critical attention. With so much written on the playwright's wide and multi-layered audiences, the entertainment of the court itself has too long been dismissed as a secondary issue. This book aims to shed fresh light on the multiple aspects of Shakespearean performances at the Elizabethan and early Stuart courts, considering all forms of drama, music, dance and other entertainment. Taking the specific scenic environment and material conditions of early modern performance into account, the chapters examine both real and dramatized court shows in order to break ground for new avenues of thought. The volume considers how early modern court shows shaped dramatic writing and what they tell us of the aesthetics and politics of the Tudor and Stuart regimes"--

     

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    Beteiligt: Chiari, Sophie (HerausgeberIn); Mucciolo, John (HerausgeberIn)
    Sprache: Englisch
    Medientyp: Buch (Monographie)
    Format: Druck
    ISBN: 9781108486675
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    Schlagworte: Command performances; Command performances; English drama
    Weitere Schlagworte: Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
    Umfang: xvi, 278 Seiten
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  2. Performances at court in the age of Shakespeare
    Beteiligt: Chiari, Sophie (HerausgeberIn); Mucciolo, John (HerausgeberIn)
    Erschienen: 2019
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Even though Shakespeare openly dramatizes aristocratic shows in his own plays, the circumstances of early modern performance at court have received relatively little critical attention. With so much written on the playwright's wide and multi-layered... mehr

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    Even though Shakespeare openly dramatizes aristocratic shows in his own plays, the circumstances of early modern performance at court have received relatively little critical attention. With so much written on the playwright's wide and multi-layered audiences, the entertainment of the court itself has too long been dismissed as a secondary issue. This book aims to shed fresh light on the multiple aspects of Shakespearean performances at the Elizabethan and early Stuart courts, considering all forms of drama, music, dance and other entertainment. Taking the specific scenic environment and material conditions of early modern performance into account, the chapters examine both real and dramatized court shows in order to break ground for new avenues of thought. The volume considers how early modern court shows shaped dramatic writing and what they tell us of the aesthetics and politics of the Tudor and Stuart regimes.

     

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  3. Performances at court in the age of Shakespeare
    Beteiligt: Chiari, Sophie (HerausgeberIn); Mucciolo, John (HerausgeberIn)
    Erschienen: 2019
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Even though Shakespeare openly dramatizes aristocratic shows in his own plays, the circumstances of early modern performance at court have received relatively little critical attention. With so much written on the playwright's wide and multi-layered... mehr

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    Even though Shakespeare openly dramatizes aristocratic shows in his own plays, the circumstances of early modern performance at court have received relatively little critical attention. With so much written on the playwright's wide and multi-layered audiences, the entertainment of the court itself has too long been dismissed as a secondary issue. This book aims to shed fresh light on the multiple aspects of Shakespearean performances at the Elizabethan and early Stuart courts, considering all forms of drama, music, dance and other entertainment. Taking the specific scenic environment and material conditions of early modern performance into account, the chapters examine both real and dramatized court shows in order to break ground for new avenues of thought. The volume considers how early modern court shows shaped dramatic writing and what they tell us of the aesthetics and politics of the Tudor and Stuart regimes.

     

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  4. The Elizabethan country house entertainment
    print, performance and gender
    Erschienen: 2016
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    This is the first full-length critical study of country house entertainment, a genre central to late Elizabethan politics. It shows how the short plays staged for the Queen at country estates like Kenilworth Castle and Elvetham shaped literary trends... mehr

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    This is the first full-length critical study of country house entertainment, a genre central to late Elizabethan politics. It shows how the short plays staged for the Queen at country estates like Kenilworth Castle and Elvetham shaped literary trends and intervened in political debates, including whether women made good politicians and what roles the church and local culture should play in definitions of England. In performance and print, country house entertainments facilitated political negotiations, rethought gender roles, and crafted regional and national identities. In its investigation of how the hosts used performances to negotiate local and national politics, the book also sheds light on how and why such entertainments enabled female performance and authorship at a time when English women did not write or perform commercial plays. Written in a lively and accessible style, this is fascinating reading for scholars and students of early modern literature, theatre, and women's history

     

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    print, performance and gender
    Erschienen: 2016
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    This is the first full-length critical study of country house entertainment, a genre central to late Elizabethan politics. It shows how the short plays staged for the Queen at country estates like Kenilworth Castle and Elvetham shaped literary trends... mehr

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    This is the first full-length critical study of country house entertainment, a genre central to late Elizabethan politics. It shows how the short plays staged for the Queen at country estates like Kenilworth Castle and Elvetham shaped literary trends and intervened in political debates, including whether women made good politicians and what roles the church and local culture should play in definitions of England. In performance and print, country house entertainments facilitated political negotiations, rethought gender roles, and crafted regional and national identities. In its investigation of how the hosts used performances to negotiate local and national politics, the book also sheds light on how and why such entertainments enabled female performance and authorship at a time when English women did not write or perform commercial plays. Written in a lively and accessible style, this is fascinating reading for scholars and students of early modern literature, theatre, and women's history

     

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