The English Stage: A History of Drama and Performance

Martin Banham · John L. Styan

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Theatre and Performance Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture Theater, Performance, and Music History

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1. Medieval drama, secular and religious 2. The early morality play 3. The Tudor interlude 4. The Elizabethan theatre 5. Marlowe's stagecraft 6. Shakespeare's practice 7. Ben Jonson's comic stagecraft 8. The court masque 9. Jacobean experiment: exploring the form 10. The Restoration stage 11. The Georgian theatre 12. The Victorian theatre 13. Bernard Shaw and his stage practice 14. Twentieth-century developments and variations.

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