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| Essay |
Author |
Location |
Gadshill, Hotspur, and the Design
of Proleptic Parody
|
Robert P. Merrix
and Arthur Palacas |
Vol 14, No 4
Winter 1980-81 |
Garbled Martyrdom in Christopher
Marlowe's The Massacre at Paris
|
Kristen Elizabeth Poole |
Vol 32, No 1
Spring 1998 |
G. B. Shaw’s Heartbreak House and
Harold Pinter’s The Homecoming:
Comedies of Implosion
view abstract
|
Emil Roy |
Vol 41, No 3
Fall 2007 |
Generic Complexity in Ibsen's An
Enemy of the People
|
Thomas F. Van Laan |
Vol 20, No 2
Summer 1986 |
Genet's The Blacks and The Screens:
Dialectic of Refusal and Revolutionary Consciousness
|
W. F. Sohlich |
Vol 10, No 3
Fall 1976 |
Giulio Camillo's Idea of the Theatre:
The Enigma of the Renaissance
|
Albert R. Cirillo |
Vol 1, No 1
Spring 1967 |
The Globalization of Beckett's Godot
read first paragraph |
Enoch Brater |
Vol 37, No 2
Summer 2003
|
Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning
Juliet): From Shakespearean Tragedy to Postmodern Satyr Play
read first paragraph
|
Igor Djordjevic |
Vol 37, No 1
Spring 2003 |
Granville Barker's Production of
The Winter's Tale (1912)
|
Brian Pearce |
Vol 30, No 3
Fall 1996 |
The Great Calvaries of Brittany and
the Medieval Breton Burzud braz Jezuz |
Stanley Damberger
and Ellin M. Kelly |
Vol 25, No 1
Spring 1991 |