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number so many that they exceed eighteen hundred sheets of paper ( not to be confused with the eighteen hundred plays written by Lope ; Cervantes wrote this in Lope's mid - career ) ; and what is most wonderful of all that can be said ...
number so many that they exceed eighteen hundred sheets of paper ( not to be confused with the eighteen hundred plays written by Lope ; Cervantes wrote this in Lope's mid - career ) ; and what is most wonderful of all that can be said ...
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Some of the zealots for independence wrote what were called satirical closet plays . Obviously out of the question for public performance because of their political content , they were chiefly intended for private circulation and ...
Some of the zealots for independence wrote what were called satirical closet plays . Obviously out of the question for public performance because of their political content , they were chiefly intended for private circulation and ...
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to do with Shaw's plays . In 1906 , the year after Irving's death , Ellen Terry played Lady Cicely Waynflete in Captain Brassbound's Conversion , which Shaw had written specially for her . The triumph bore out all Shaw had claimed about ...
to do with Shaw's plays . In 1906 , the year after Irving's death , Ellen Terry played Lady Cicely Waynflete in Captain Brassbound's Conversion , which Shaw had written specially for her . The triumph bore out all Shaw had claimed about ...
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How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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