The Thrie Estaitis
Introduction Roderick Lyall The Present Edition Appendix: Proclamatioun maid in Cowpar of Fyffe Commentary Roderick Lyall
1989
Jarry: The Ubu Plays
Alfred Jarry: Biographical Note Introduction Simon Watson Taylor Writings on the Theatre by Jarry
Accidental Death of an Anarchist
Introduction Stuart Hood Author’s Note Dario Fo Accidental Death of an Anarchist Postscript Dario Fo
The Plantagenets
Introduction Adrian Noble The Plays The Production
Players of Shakespeare 1
Introduction: abstract and brief chronicles Philip Brockbank
Henry V
Introduction Screenplay of Henry V
Anniversary Round
Written for Sing for Pleasure’s twenty-fifth anniversary concert in Huddersfield Town Hall on 15th October 1989
Charles Ludlam: The Complete Plays
Manifesto: Ridiculous Theatre, Scourge of Human Folly Charles Ludlam Charles Ludlam: A Brief Life Steven Samuels
The Cambridge Cultural History: Volume 8, Early Twentieth-Century Britain
Part I: The Cultural and Social Setting The Edwardian Age and the Inter-War Years Wilfrid Mellers and Rupert Hildyard[rtoc] The Edwardian years The First World War The inter-war years[/rtoc] Part II: Studies in the Individual Arts Literature and Drama Jacques Berthoud[rtoc] Henry James and Arnold Bennett Joseph Conrad The novel of the condition of England …
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The Cambridge Cultural History: Volume 7, Victorian Britain
Part I: The Social and Cultural Setting The Later Victorian Age Asa Briggs[rtoc] The reign in review Vantage points The three parts of the reign Late-Victorian Victorian critics of Victorianism Changing assessments Tendencies and trends The sense of change The growth of population and wealth Cities and countryside The provinces London Communications Political change Cultural …
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The Cambridge Cultural History: Volume 6, The Romantic Age in Britain
Part I: The Cultural and Social Setting Romantics to Early Victorians David Punter[rtoc] Global and imperial influences European influences Context for the arts: patronage and the market Print and the development of literacy The Romantic experience Heroes and hero-worship Countryside: escape and preservation Rediscovery and the remaking of history Impact of scientific and technological development …
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