An edition of Speeding up Shakespeare
(1937)
Speeding up Shakespeare
studies of the bygone theatre and drama
by Lawrence, William John
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Speeding up Shakespeare: studies of the bygone theatre and drama
1937, The Argonaut Press
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Speeding up Shakespeare.
On the underrated genius of Dick Tarleton.
Some reflections on Shakespeare's dramaturgy.
Concerning "To be or not to be."
The dedication of early English plays.
A quaint old playhouse trick.
The Elizabethan plotter.
Dekker's theatrical illusiveness and what it reveals.
Stage dummies.
The origin of bulls.
New facts from Sir Henry Herbert's office book.
Playwriting for love.
The folly of the gravedigger's waistcoats.
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