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51 Scene from a Kabuki play 60 Noh players using the traditional masks and fans 63 Scene from a Noh drama 65 Performance of a mystery play at Coventry , England 74 Peasant theatre on the market place 88 Scene from the Passion Play of ...
51 Scene from a Kabuki play 60 Noh players using the traditional masks and fans 63 Scene from a Noh drama 65 Performance of a mystery play at Coventry , England 74 Peasant theatre on the market place 88 Scene from the Passion Play of ...
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Reconstruction of Globe Theatre 124 William Shakespeare 126 Maurice Evans as Hamlet 133 Molière 137 Scene from Molière's Le Misanthrope 152 Lope de Vega 161 Pedro Calderón de la Barca 171 Hans Sachs 177 Goethe in his study 192 Richard ...
Reconstruction of Globe Theatre 124 William Shakespeare 126 Maurice Evans as Hamlet 133 Molière 137 Scene from Molière's Le Misanthrope 152 Lope de Vega 161 Pedro Calderón de la Barca 171 Hans Sachs 177 Goethe in his study 192 Richard ...
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A scene might show , in receding perspective , a long street lined with varied buildings , towers , spires , archways , and bridges ; glimpses of docks or vistas of trees . Added to architectural features were such wonders as artificial ...
A scene might show , in receding perspective , a long street lined with varied buildings , towers , spires , archways , and bridges ; glimpses of docks or vistas of trees . Added to architectural features were such wonders as artificial ...
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Contents
How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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