Shakespeare Text And Theater Essays in Honor of Jay L. Halio,9780874136999

Shakespeare Text And Theater Essays in Honor of Jay L. Halio

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ISBN13: 9780874136999
ISBN10: 0874136997
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1989-08-01
Publisher(s): University of Delaware Press
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Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
7(2)
Preface and Acknowledgments 9(8)
Part One: Texts 17(92)
The First Folio: Where Should We Be Without It?
17(16)
STANLEY WELLS
"All we like sheep ..."
33(12)
SUSAN SNYDER
Still Babbling of Green Fields: Mr. Greenfields and the Twenty-third Psalm
45(17)
GEORGE WALTON WILLIAMS
"So quick bright things come to confusion": or, What Else Was A Midsummer Night's Dream About?
62(1)
TOM CLAYTON
"The gift is small, / The will is all": Musings for Jay Halio
62(47)
DONALD W. FOSTER
Part Two: Performances 109(120)
A Polish Gentleman's Visit to London Theaters in 1820-1821
109(11)
JERZY LIMON
How Revolutionary is Cross-cast Shakespeare? A Look at Five Contemporary Productions
120(16)
GRACE TIFFANY
Strands Too Far Remote: A Note on Translating the Political and the Politics of Translation
136(10)
AVRAHAM OZ
Beginning with Branagh: Romeo and Juliet, Hammersmith, 1986
146(17)
RUSSELL JACKSON
To Know a Shakespeare Character
163(7)
MARVIN ROSENBERG
The Readiness Was All: Ian Charleson and Richard Eyre's Hamlet
170(13)
RICHARD ALLAN DAVISON
Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead: The Film
183(12)
H. R. COURSEN
Cori-Ollie-anus: Shakespeare's Last Tragedy and American Politics in 1988
195(14)
R. B. PARKER
Staging The Tempest as an Alchemical Experiment in the Theater
209(20)
PEGGY MUNOZ SIMONDS
Part Three: Text and Performance 229(103)
Stage Directions as Evidence: The Question of Provenance
229(19)
ALAN C. DESSEN
Show Business: The Editor in the Theater
248(18)
JILL L. LEVENSON
"Oh be some other name": Translating Romeo and Juliet
266(19)
LAURIE E. MAGUIRE
Humor Out of Breath: Francis Gentleman and the Henry IV Plays
285(13)
LOIS POTTER
Editing Informed by Performance History: The Double Ending of Troilus and Cressida
298(12)
DAVID BEVINGTON
Two Lears: Notes for an Actor
310(10)
ALEXANDER LEGGATT
Staging The Comedy of Errors
320(12)
ARTHUR F. KINNEY
A Checklist: Jay L. Halio 332(2)
BARBARA SILVERSTEIN
Contributors 334(4)
Index to Works by, or Attributed to William Shakespeare 338(2)
General Index 340

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