A sketch by Henry Peacham of a performance of Titus Andronicus ca. 1595, from the Longleat Manuscript. This series provides a forum for monographs and essay collections that focus on English drama ...
IN an introductory lecture I gave last week at Harvard, I tried to clear the ground for laying the cornerstones of a National Anglo-American drama. I tried to justify the phrase ’ National ...
Richard Helgerson, Forms of Nationhood: The Elizabethan Writing of England (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992); Katharine F. Pantzer, W. A. Jackson, and F. S ...
Theater is supposed to tell us something. The play, through the plot, is designed to reveal to us—the audience—an element of truth. Or is it? Luc Gilleman, a professor of English Language and ...
Thomas Russell Whitaker, the Fredrick W. Hilles Professor of English & Theater Studies, Emeritus, scholar of modern poetry and drama, died at Middlesex Hospital in Connecticut on Dec. 24. He was 95 ...
Late medieval and early modern literature, theater and spectatorship studies, domestic tragedy, crime literature, digital humanities. Her current research focuses on audience engagement and response ...
My research focuses on early modern English drama (especially Shakespeare) and on the cultural history of the sea, in particular the deep sea and seabed. I currently supervise PhD projects on: anger ...
My research focuses on early modern English drama (especially Shakespeare) and on the cultural history of the sea, in particular the deep sea and seabed. I currently supervise PhD projects on: anger ...
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