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Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Good+. Scarce paperback, 215 pages, NOT ex-library. Limited gentle wear, interior is clean with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Spine free of vertical creases. Price blacked out on rear cover. -- An insightful analysis into the dynamic intersections between theatre and society in early modern England. This volume explores how the stage became a space to challenge, reflect, and engage with societal norms, particularly focusing on liminal forms of theatre that operated both within and outside the professional theatrical world. The essays examine the interplay between performance and cultural discourse, such as the rhetorical use of disease, the prominence of female mountebanks in nonprofessional theatre, and representations of authority and disorder in plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe, Jonson, and others. The book highlights how these performances both reinforced and disrupted contemporary social hierarchies, from depictions of justice and witchcraft to the hybridity of characters such as Richard III. Additionally, it investigates the broader cultural implications of theatrical forms that existed outside traditional structures, culminating in the influence of these practices on the enactment of the Licensing Act in 1737, which sought to regulate and control theatre. Through its comprehensive analysis, this work sheds light on the complex role of theatre in shaping and responding to social, political, and cultural currents during a transformative period in English history. -- Contents: Introduction; Select Bibliography; Experiencing Performance: The Horizon of the Feast / Edoardo Giovanni Carlotti; Spreading the Contagion: The Rhetoric of Disease during the Restoration Stage Controversy / Sara Soncini; Stealing Center Stage: Female Mountebanks, Pseudoscience, and Nonprofessional Theater / Bella Mirabella; "Great sums were gotten at the Fleet to show them, and publick Plays were acted thereupon": The Famous Case of the Lancashire Witches / Luca Baratta; The Theatre of Death: Executions in Kyd, Marlowe and Shakespeare / Niranjan Goswami; The Justice of Peace and the Puppet: Representations of Order and Chaos in Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair / Roxanne Barbara Doerr; "A marketplace Prince": The Hybridity of King Richard III as a Character and its Popular Roots in the "Vice" / Nicoletta Caputo; Reconsidering Act V of A Midsummer Night's Dream / I-Fan Ho; "Making even butchers weep": Fe-male Labour and Genre Remediation in Charlotte Charke's Narrative / Sylvia Greenup -- "This volume brings together a number of scholars in the fields of Theatre Studies and English Literature in a joint endeavour to understand both the nature of phenomena on the margins of Renaissance culture and their impact on theatre audiences through the discussion of case studies. Issues connected with the display of corpses and the spectacle provided by capital punishments, episodes of witch hunt and trials, the activities of quack doctors, puppet shows in the popular context of fairs, the construction of celebrity are examined both in their real-life dimension and in their stage enactments. An investigation of this kind has inevitable bearing on the relationship between reality and representation, on the one hand, and the disputed notion of popular culture, on the other.".…

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Condition: New. Editor(s): Calvo, Clara; Tronch, Jesus. Series: Arden Early Modern Drama. Num Pages: 392 pages, 15 b/w. BIC Classification: DD. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 208 x 136 x 25. Weight in Grams: 506. . 2013. Reprint. hardcover. . . . .

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Condition: New. Editor(s): Calvo, Clara; Tronch, Jesus. Series: Arden Early Modern Drama. Num Pages: 392 pages, 15 b/w. BIC Classification: DD. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 208 x 136 x 25. Weight in Grams: 506. . 2013. Reprint. hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A major new edition of Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy,an outstanding landmark of Elizabethan drama. In its time, it quickly became a box office success and probably inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet, as it contains a ghost, murders that demand revenge and a hero that hesitates and contemplates suicide. As a revenge tragedy, it set up the salient features of a dramatic genre that would last decades. Its hero, the aged Marshall of Spain Hieronimo, whose son is murdered at night, soon transcended the play and became the standard stage representation of grief, rhetorical passion and madness. Hieronimo's main antagonist is one of the first Machiavellian characters of English drama. This edition explores the play in relation to its historical context and contemporary Iberian dynastic policy. It also relates the play, as a literary artefact, to other artistic manifestations of the European Renaissance and offers a fresh assessment of the play's stage history. For the first time in the play's textual history, this edition presents an integrated text inviting a reading of the play as it was published both in 1592 and in 1602. A major new edition of Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy,an outstanding landmark of Elizabethan drama. In its time, it quickly became a box office success and probably inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet, as it contains a ghost, murders that demand revenge and a hero that hesitates and contemplates suicide. As a revenge tragedy, it set up the salient features of a dramatic genre that would last decades. Its hero, the aged Marshall of Spain Hieronimo, whose son is murdered at night, soon transcended the play and became the standard stage representation of grief, rhetorical passion and madness. Hieronimo's main antagonist is one of the first Machiavellian characters of English drama. This edition explores the play in relation to its historical context and contemporary Iberian dynastic policy. It also relates the play, as a literary artefact, to other artistic manifestations of the European Renaissance and offers a fresh assessment of the play's stage history. For the first time in the play's textual history, this edition presents an integrated text inviting a reading of the play as it was published both in 1592 and in 1602. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A major new edition of Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy,an outstanding landmark of Elizabethan drama. In its time, it quickly became a box office success and probably inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet, as it contains a ghost, murders that demand revenge and a hero that hesitates and contemplates suicide. As a revenge tragedy, it set up the salient features of a dramatic genre that would last decades. Its hero, the aged Marshall of Spain Hieronimo, whose son is murdered at night, soon transcended the play and became the standard stage representation of grief, rhetorical passion and madness. Hieronimo's main antagonist is one of the first Machiavellian characters of English drama. This edition explores the play in relation to its historical context and contemporary Iberian dynastic policy. It also relates the play, as a literary artefact, to other artistic manifestations of the European Renaissance and offers a fresh assessment of the play's stage history. For the first time in the play's textual history, this edition presents an integrated text inviting a reading of the play as it was published both in 1592 and in 1602. A major new edition of Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy,an outstanding landmark of Elizabethan drama. In its time, it quickly became a box office success and probably inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet, as it contains a ghost, murders that demand revenge and a hero that hesitates and contemplates suicide. As a revenge tragedy, it set up the salient features of a dramatic genre that would last decades. Its hero, the aged Marshall of Spain Hieronimo, whose son is murdered at night, soon transcended the play and became the standard stage representation of grief, rhetorical passion and madness. Hieronimo's main antagonist is one of the first Machiavellian characters of English drama. This edition explores the play in relation to its historical context and contemporary Iberian dynastic policy. It also relates the play, as a literary artefact, to other artistic manifestations of the European Renaissance and offers a fresh assessment of the play's stage history. For the first time in the play's textual history, this edition presents an integrated text inviting a reading of the play as it was published both in 1592 and in 1602. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A major new edition of Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy,an outstanding landmark of Elizabethan drama. In its time, it quickly became a box office success and probably inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet, as it contains a ghost, murders that demand revenge and a hero that hesitates and contemplates suicide. As a revenge tragedy, it set up the salient features of a dramatic genre that would last decades. Its hero, the aged Marshall of Spain Hieronimo, whose son is murdered at night, soon transcended the play and became the standard stage representation of grief, rhetorical passion and madness. Hieronimo's main antagonist is one of the first Machiavellian characters of English drama. This edition explores the play in relation to its historical context and contemporary Iberian dynastic policy. It also relates the play, as a literary artefact, to other artistic manifestations of the European Renaissance and offers a fresh assessment of the play's stage history. For the first time in the play's textual history, this edition presents an integrated text inviting a reading of the play as it was published both in 1592 and in 1602.…