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| Essay |
Author |
Location |
Kabuki Today and Tomorrow
|
Leonard C. Pronko |
Volume 6, Issue 2,
Summer 1972 |
Katherine Philips as Political Playwright:
“The Songs Between the Acts” in Pompey
view abstract
|
Anne Russell |
Volume 44, Issue 3
Fall 2010 |
Killed by Words: Grotesque Verbal
Violence and Tragic Atonement in
French Passion Plays
|
Véronique Plesch |
Volume 33, Issue 1,
Spring 1999 |
The King and the Physician's Daughter:
All's Well That Ends Well and the Late Romances
|
Richard P. Wheeler |
Volume 8, Issue 4,
Winter 1974-75 |
King Hamlet's Two Successors
|
Cherrell Guilfoyle |
Volume 15, Issue 2,
Summer 1981 |
‘The Kingdom of Heaven within Us’: Inner
(World) Peace in Gilbert Murray’s
Trojan Women
view abstract
|
Simon Perris |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011 |
The King's Play: Censorship and
the Politics of Performance in
Molière's Tartuffe
|
Michael Spingler |
Volume 19, Issue 3,
Fall 1985 |
Korean Shamanist Theater and Drama
|
Daniel A. Kister |
Volume 17, Issue 2,
Summer 1983 |
Kori Torahiko and Edith Craig: A Japanese Playwright in London and Toronto
|
Yoko Chiba |
Volume 30, Issue 4,
Winter 1996-97 |
Krapp's Last Tape and Critical Theory
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SueEllen Campbell |
Volume 12, Issue 3,
Fall 1978 |
Kuravanji Nattiya Nadagam: A Dance
Drama from Madras State |
Edwina Ranganathan |
Volume 4, Issue 2,
Summer 1970 |