Measure for Measure  6714

This work contains the following individual pieces:

Locations in Harold's Library

Holdings which refer to this drama

  1. The ‘Meaning’ of Measure for Measure (essay)
  2. The Unfolding of Measure for Measure (essay)
  3. The Marriage Contracts in Measure for Measure: A Reconsideration (essay)
  4. Measure for Measure and the Gospels (essay)
  5. Why Barnadine? and: Angelo: guide to sanity? (chapter)
  6. Why does the Duke leave town? (chapter)
  7. Measure for Measure (book)
  8. Players of Shakespeare 3 (book) • Roger Allam as The Duke in Measure for Measure (Nicholas Hytner, RST, 1987)
  9. Shakespeare: The Poet and His Plays (book) • Covered in chapter "Plays of Troy, Vienna, and Roussillon"
  10. Speaking Shakespeare (book) • excerpted speech and analysis
  11. Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human (book) • in chapter 6 "The 'Problem Plays'"
  12. Shakespeare’s Problem Plays (book)
  13. As She Likes It: Shakespeare’s Unruly Women (book) • p120 • Chapter 4 - Measure for Measure: Sex and power in a patriarchal society
  14. Players of Shakespeare 2 (book) • p13 • Daniel Massey as the Duke in Measure for Measure (Adrian Noble, RST, 1983)
  15. Shakespeare in Perspective (Volume 1) (book) • p73 • Commentaries by John Mortimer and Judi Dench
  16. This Wide and Universal Theater (book) • p105 • Chapter 5: Like a Strutting Player – Staging Moral Ambiguity in Measure for Measure and Troilus and Cressida
  17. Shakespeare’s Language (book) • p142

Other works with this as their source

Images of this drama

  1. Measure for Measure 1893 London. Poel’s first reconstruction of the Fortune Theatre. (image)
  2. Measure for Measure 1898 Paris. Lugné-Poe’s audience at the Circus d’Eté, surrounding the actors. (image)
  3. Measure for Measure 1956 Stratford, Connecticut. Venetian blind setting at the American Shakespeare Festival. (image)
  4. Measure for Measure 1985 Stratford, Ontario. Erotic characters for Bogdanov’s “Club”. (image)
  5. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre 1948-50 (book)
  6. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre 1954-56 (book)

This work has the following connections with other works:

  • Mariana • Tennyson's poem quotes "Mariana in the moated grange" from Measure for Measure as an epigraph.
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