Explores how Shakespeare shapes drama through stage, time, and character.
This study delves into how the playwright’s craft differ from later dramatists, revealing how stage conditions and audience imagination carry the action beyond physical space.
In accessible, clear prose, the book compares Shakespeare with modern masters, notably Ibsen, to show how Shakespeare’s characters and dialogue create the world of the play. It examines how entrances, time shifts, and unity of effect work to keep the story alive for the audience, even when locations or moments change on stage."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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