On Producing ShakespeareM. Joseph, 1950 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 111
... Chamberlain's Men must be put their command of speech - their most important accomplishment , as it should be still for the Shake- spearian actor : for the spoken word is Shakespeare's sharpest weapon . An actor of to - day must not be ...
... Chamberlain's Men must be put their command of speech - their most important accomplishment , as it should be still for the Shake- spearian actor : for the spoken word is Shakespeare's sharpest weapon . An actor of to - day must not be ...
Pagina 113
... Chamberlain's Men , we may be sure , could speak " trippingly on the tongue " . Hamlet , after his interview with the Ghost , or when the play has caught the conscience of the King , or as he tells Horatio about his adventure with the ...
... Chamberlain's Men , we may be sure , could speak " trippingly on the tongue " . Hamlet , after his interview with the Ghost , or when the play has caught the conscience of the King , or as he tells Horatio about his adventure with the ...
Pagina 125
... Chamberlain's Men , whose audiences relished a display of martial vigour and skill , and were accustomed to such sights as Burbadge's twenty - six - year - old Orlando wrestling and carrying Shakespeare on his back , and Falstaff also ...
... Chamberlain's Men , whose audiences relished a display of martial vigour and skill , and were accustomed to such sights as Burbadge's twenty - six - year - old Orlando wrestling and carrying Shakespeare on his back , and Falstaff also ...
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