An edition of The Theatre in the Middle Ages (1978)

The theatre in the Middle Ages

Western European stage conditions, c. 800-1576

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Cover of: The Theatre in the Middle Ages
The Theatre in the Middle Ages: Western European Stage Conditions, c. 8001576
March 30, 1979, Cambridge University Press
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Cover of: The Theatre in the Middle Ages
The Theatre in the Middle Ages: Western European Stage Conditions, c. 8001576
March 30, 1979, Cambridge University Press
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Cover of: The theatre in the Middle Ages
The theatre in the Middle Ages: Western European stage conditions, c. 800-1576
1978, Cambridge University Press
Cover of: The theatre in the Middle Ages
The theatre in the Middle Ages: Western European stage conditions, c. 800-1576
1978, Cambridge University Press
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Cambridge ; New York

Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 277-282. Includes index.

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Classifications

Library of Congress
PN2152 .T9, PN2152 .T9 1980

The Physical Object

Pagination
xii, 298 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm.
Number of pages
298

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21426494M
Internet Archive
theatreinmiddlea0000tyde
ISBN 10
0521218918
LCCN
77085683
OCLC/WorldCat
3607633
Library Thing
3462415
Goodreads
3399206

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A probably apocryphal Second World War story from Oxford University relates how an open-air production of a Shakespearean play was interrupted one fine summer evening by the appearance of a V2 rocket which 'cut out' sufficiently near the playing area to bring the action to a halt : as cast and spectators raced for shelter, a solitary voice was heard to remark, 'Thank God for war!' Such an attitude towards dramatic activities must be relegated firmly to the back of the mind when exploring the ancient and medieval stage.
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