Reavley Gair
Biographic Data
| ID | 8482325 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Reavley Gair |
| GIVEN NAMES | Reavley |
| FAMILY NAME | Gair |
| SIGNATURE | GAIR R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Documents of the Rose Playhouse
This book is a 'documentary life': a collection of manuscripts selected and arranged to chronicle the day-to-day operation of one Elizabethan playhouse, the Rose, over the fifteen years of its existence.My objectives in compiling this life have been two-fold.First, to present these lively docu- ments in such a way as to release their original energy again, to recreate the push and shove ofthe Elizabethan playhouse.Second, to introduce stu- dents …
The Children of Paul's
List of illustrations Preface editions and abbreviations Introduction: the Children of Paul's and the English Drama 1. The decay of St Paul's 2. Paul's playhouse 3. the business of theatre in court and city 4. Interregnum and new departures 5. New management: new methods 6. The triumph of profit and Puritanism Appendix 1. Documents Appendix 2. Personalia Appendix 3. Plays Notes Select bibliography Index.
The Presentation of Plays at Second Paul’s
In the summer of 1599 William Stanley, Sixth Earl of Derby, was "busy penning comedies for the common players",1 but he may have had an unpleasant experience with the reaction of the professional theatre to his work. Certainly John Marston, who had written "privately" for lawyers,2 had a short-lived professional association with Henslowe in September of this year, when he was advanced £2 "in earneste of a Boocke".3 Both Stanley and Marston were r…
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The Presentation of Plays at Second Paul’s
In the summer of 1599 William Stanley, Sixth Earl of Derby, was "busy penning comedies for the common players",1 but he may have had an unpleasant experience with the reaction of the professional theatre to his work. Certainly John Marston, who had written "privately" for lawyers,2 had a short-lived professional association with Henslowe in September of this year, when he was advanced £2 "in earneste of a Boocke".3 Both Stanley and Marston were r…
The Children of Paul's
List of illustrations Preface editions and abbreviations Introduction: the Children of Paul's and the English Drama 1. The decay of St Paul's 2. Paul's playhouse 3. the business of theatre in court and city 4. Interregnum and new departures 5. New management: new methods 6. The triumph of profit and Puritanism Appendix 1. Documents Appendix 2. Personalia Appendix 3. Plays Notes Select bibliography Index.
Documents of the Rose Playhouse
This book is a 'documentary life': a collection of manuscripts selected and arranged to chronicle the day-to-day operation of one Elizabethan playhouse, the Rose, over the fifteen years of its existence.My objectives in compiling this life have been two-fold.First, to present these lively docu- ments in such a way as to release their original energy again, to recreate the push and shove ofthe Elizabethan playhouse.Second, to introduce stu- dents …
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