The Shakespeare Company, 1594-1642Cambridge University Press, 15/04/2004 - 339 من الصفحات This is the first complete history of the theatre company, created in 1594, which in 1603 became the King's Men. Shakespeare was at the heart of the team of players, who with their successors ran an operation that lasted until the theatres closed in 1642. During these forty-eight years they staged all of Shakespeare's plays, a number of Ben Jonson's, those of Thomas Middleton and John Webster, and almost all of the Beaumont and Fletcher canon. Andrew Gurr provides a comprehensive history of the company's activities. A chapter on their finances explains the unique management system they adopted and two chapters study the fashions in their repertory and the complex relationship with their royal patrons. The six appendixes identify the 98 players who worked in the company, the 167 plays they are known to have owned and performed, as well as the key documents from the company's history. [from Publisher description]. |
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الصفحة ix
... Lord Chamberlain 1584-96 , first patron of the Shakespeare company . Reproduced by permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library . page 3 2. A painting ( School of Robert Peake ) , known as the ' Procession Portrait ' of Queen Elizabeth ...
... Lord Chamberlain 1584-96 , first patron of the Shakespeare company . Reproduced by permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library . page 3 2. A painting ( School of Robert Peake ) , known as the ' Procession Portrait ' of Queen Elizabeth ...
الصفحة xiii
... Lord Chamberlain . Carey was the queen's cousin and as Chamberlain he was the official responsible for plays and for entertaining the queen with them . In that month , in alliance with his son - in - law Charles Howard , the Lord ...
... Lord Chamberlain . Carey was the queen's cousin and as Chamberlain he was the official responsible for plays and for entertaining the queen with them . In that month , in alliance with his son - in - law Charles Howard , the Lord ...
الصفحة xiv
... Lord Chamberlain's Men . When Henry Carey died in July 1596 , his son George , the second Lord Hunsdon , became their patron , so that for the next few months they were the second Lord Hunsdon's Men . The new Lord Chamberlain was Lord ...
... Lord Chamberlain's Men . When Henry Carey died in July 1596 , his son George , the second Lord Hunsdon , became their patron , so that for the next few months they were the second Lord Hunsdon's Men . The new Lord Chamberlain was Lord ...
الصفحة 1
... Lord Admiral , took on the second . Howard , having spent the four years after his appointment as Lord Admiral in 1584 cracking bureaucratic heads together to get the English navy into a shape that could outface the Spanish Armada ...
... Lord Admiral , took on the second . Howard , having spent the four years after his appointment as Lord Admiral in 1584 cracking bureaucratic heads together to get the English navy into a shape that could outface the Spanish Armada ...
الصفحة 2
... Lord Chamberlain might continue enacting his office's most sensitive duty , providing the queen with her Christmas shows . The crucial novelty in the idea was to allocate each company to a suburban playhouse , and with it ban the ...
... Lord Chamberlain might continue enacting his office's most sensitive duty , providing the queen with her Christmas shows . The crucial novelty in the idea was to allocate each company to a suburban playhouse , and with it ban the ...
المحتوى
The plan of 1594 | 3 |
The team | 14 |
The social eminence of the Blackfriars | 31 |
The basis for success | 33 |
The companys work | 43 |
Stage practices and dress | 47 |
The changing personality | 51 |
Travelling | 56 |
Royal support | 176 |
The case of Richard II | 180 |
Jacobean politics | 182 |
The politics of Beaumont and Fletcher | 189 |
Caroline interventions | 192 |
Later political consequences of royalism | 198 |
The afterlife | 202 |
The immediate afterlife | 203 |
Jigs | 71 |
Music and musicians | 80 |
Will money buy em? company finances | 87 |
The ChamberlainsKings Mens company accounts | 92 |
Housekeeper finances | 113 |
Workes are playes the public repertory | 122 |
The Shakespearean sequence | 132 |
Later innovations | 150 |
Along the way | 163 |
Royal loyalties | 169 |
The longer afterlife | 212 |
The players | 219 |
Documents about the company | 249 |
The Sharers Papers | 273 |
The repertory | 283 |
Surviving playtexts | 291 |
Court performances | 304 |
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