Bit parts in Shakespeare's plays:
Molly Mahood has written a wholly original survey of the small supporting roles which abound in Shakespeare's plays. The practice of doubling enabled Elizabethan dramatists to surround their principal characters with a host of lesser Lords, Soldiers, Messengers and Servants. This book argues th...
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Zusammenfassung: | Molly Mahood has written a wholly original survey of the small supporting roles which abound in Shakespeare's plays. The practice of doubling enabled Elizabethan dramatists to surround their principal characters with a host of lesser Lords, Soldiers, Messengers and Servants. This book argues that Shakespeare was well aware of the contribution that can be made to a play, not only by such memorable bit parts as the Apothecary in Romeo and Juliet, or Macbeth's Porter, but also by the thoughtful and resourceful stage presentation of Second Gentlemen and Third Citizens who have been allotted only a line or two apiece. Professor Mahood explores the different purposes served by such minimal characters, from clearing the stage to epitomising the overall effect of a comedy or tragedy. She then describes the entire corpus of minimal roles in a selection of plays, ranging from the early Richard the Third to The Tempest. In describing the intricate details of each role, the possibilities for cutting or doubling parts and deploying actors around the stage, Professor Mahood has addressed not only the scholar and Shakespeare lover, but also the practical interests of actors and directors. |
Beschreibung: | IX, 252 S. |
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Bit parts in Shakespeare s plays
M M MAHOOD
CAMBRIDGE
W UNIVERSITY PRESS
Contents
Preface page ix
1 Entities and nonentities 1
2 Transposers 23
3 Supporters 44
4 Stress and counterstress 70
5 Substance and shadow in Richard-the Third 91
6 Friends of Brutus 113
7 Measure for Measure: or, the Way of the World 134
8 Service and servility in King Lear 157
9 The varying tide in Antony and Cleopatra 180
10 The Tempest from the forecastle 205
Notes and references 223
Index of characters 243
General index 249
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