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The Elizabethan Theatre IV
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  • 2000"I would faine serve": John Lyly's Career at Court4 cited
  • 2014"The Stage is Hung with Blacke": On the Use of Black curtains for Tragedies in the Early Modern Period4 cited
  • 2013“What’s this? Mutton?”: Food, Bodies, and Inn-Yard Performance Spaces in Early Shakespearean Drama3 cited
  • 1982Westward-Northward: Structural Development in Dekker’s Ho Plays2 cited
  • 2008“[H]urt in that service”: The Norwich Affray and Early Modern Reactions to Injuries during Dramatic Performances2 cited

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