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| Essay |
Author |
Location |
Backbiter and the Rhetoric of Detraction
read first paragraph
|
Douglas W. Hayes |
Vol 34, No 1,
Spring 2000 |
Bandello's "Timbreo and Fenicia" and
The Winter's Tale
read first paragraph
|
Thomas E. Mussio |
Vol 34, No 2,
Summer 2000 |
Bartholomew Fair: Ben Jonson's "A
Midsummer Night's Dream"
|
John Scott Colley |
Vol 11, No 1,
Spring 1977 |
| The Bastard to the Time in King John |
Ronald Stroud |
Vol 6, No 2,
Summer 1972
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| Beckett's Major Plays and the Trilogy |
Charles R. Lyons |
Vol 5, No 4,
Winter 1971-72
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| The Beginning of Hamlet |
Cherrell Guilfoyle |
Vol 14, No 2,
Summer 1980
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"A beggar's book/ Outworths a
noble's blood": The Politics of Faction
in Henry VIII
|
Stuart M. Kurland |
Vol 26, No 3,
Fall 1992 |
Ben Jonson on Spectacle
|
Richard Finkelstein |
Vol 21, No 2,
Summer 1987 |
Ben Jonson's Social Attitudes:
A Statistical Analysis
|
Judith K. Gardiner
and Susanna S. Epp |
Vol 9, No 1,
Spring 1975 |
Bertolt Brecht and George Farquhar's
The Recruiting Officer
|
Albert Wertheim |
Vol 7, No 3,
Fall 1973 |
"In Better Places": Space, Identity, and
Alienation in Sarah Kane's Blasted
|
Christopher Wixson |
Vol 39, No. 1,
Spring 2005 |
"Between Two Worlds": The Dybbuk and
the Japanese Noh and Kabuki Ghost Plays
read first paragraph
|
Zvika Serper |
Vol 35, No 3,4, Fall/Winter 2001-02 |
Bianca de'Rossi as Play, Ballet, Opera:
Contours of "Modern" Historical Tragedy
in the 1790s
|
Maria Petzoldt
McClymonds |
Vol 31, No 1,
Spring 1997 |
The Bible in English Renaissance
Civic Pageants |
David M. Bergeron |
Vol 20, No 2,
Summer 1986
|
The Birth of Reason from the
Spirit of Carnival: Hans Sachs
and Das Narren-Schneyden
|
Ralf Erik Remhardt |
Vol 23, No 1,
Spring 1989 |
Blackened Faces and a Veiled Woman:
The Early Korčula Moreška
view abstract
|
Max Harris
and Lada Čale Feldman |
Vol 37, No 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2003-04 |
"Blake and wyght, fowll and fayer":
Stage Picture in Wisdom Who Is Christ
|
David Bevington |
Vol 19, No 2, Summer 1985 |
"Bodied Forth": Spectator, Stage, and
Actor in the Early Modern Theater
|
Jennifer A. Low |
Vol 39, No. 1,
Spring 2005 |
| Body and Ritual in Farquhar |
Derek Hughes |
Vol 31, No 3,
Fall 1997
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"Body's Image": Yerma, The Player Queen,
and the Upright Posture
|
Murray Baumgarten |
Vol 8, No 3,
Fall 1974 |
Borrowings and the Authorial Domain:
Gostanzo, Polonius, and Marston's Gonzago
view abstract
|
Charles Cathcart |
Vol 37, No 2,
Summer 2003 |
"Both bodily deth and werldly shame":
"Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard" as
Source for A Woman Killed With Kindness
|
Dean A. Hoffman |
Vol 23, No 2, Summer 1989 |
| The Boundaries of the Rhetoricians' Stage |
W. M. H. Hummelen |
Vol 28, No 2,
Summer 1994
|
The Boy Who Would be King:
Court Revels of King Edward VI,
1547-53
read first paragraph
|
Suzanne Westfall |
Vol 35, No 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2001-02 |
Brecht and Witkiewicz: Two Concepts of Revolution in the Drama of the Twenties
|
Andrzej Wirth |
Vol 3, No 3,
Fall 1969 |
Brecht on Shakespeare: A Revaluation
|
Doc Rossi |
Vol 30, No 2,
Summer 1996 |
Brecht's Alienated Actor in Beckett's Theater
|
Enoch Brater |
Vol 9, No 3,
Fall 1975 |
Brecht's Concept of Character
|
Walter H. Sokel |
Vol 5, No 3,
Fall 1971 |
Brecht's Contacts With the Theater
of Meyerhold
|
Katherine Eaton |
Vol 11, No 1,
Spring 1977 |
Brecht's Quarrel with God: From
Anti-Theodicy to Eschatology
|
Edward M. Berckman |
Vol 10, No 2,
Summer 1976 |
The “Female Martinet”: Mrs. Harper,
Gender, and Civic Virtue on the Early
Republican Stage
view abstract
|
Jason Shaffer |
Vol 40, No 4,
Winter 2006-07 |
Brokering Glory for the Chinese Nation:
Peking Opera's 1930 American Tour
|
Nancy Guy |
Vol 35, No 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2001-02 |
Buddha, Kazanttzakis' Most Ambitious
and Most Neglected Play
|
Peter Bien |
Vol 11, No 3,
Fall 1977 |
Building a Scene: The Text and Its
Representation in The Atheist's Tragedy
|
William E. Gruber |
Vol 19, No 3,
Fall 1985 |
But owthir in frith or felde: The Rural
in the York Cycle
read first paragraph
|
Chester Scoville |
Vol 37, No 2,
Summer 2003 |
Byron and the Drama of Temptation
|
Mervyn Nicholson |
Vol 25, No 4,
Winter 1991-92 |
Byron's "Mental Theatre" and the
German Classical Precedent
|
Frederick W. Shilstone |
Vol 10, No 3,
Fall 1976 |