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Antitheatricality is any form of
opposition or
hostility to theater. Such
opposition is as old as
theater itself,
suggesting a deep-seated ambivalence...
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employees Stage Directors and C****ographers
Society (SDC)
Acting Antitheatricality Black light theatre Culinary theatre Illusionistic tradition List...
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Arthur British dramatists from
Dryden to
Sheridan p. 149. See also
Antitheatricality.
George Clark, The
Later Stuarts, 1660-1714 (1956) p 369. Hume, 19–21...
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Kindle Edition.
Calvo (2005) p. 83 ff. Harris,
Jocelyn (2010) p. 39
Antitheatricality#Plato and
ancient Greece Austen, Jane.
Mansfield Park, ch. 18 (Kindle...
- in
forms such as
shingeki and the
Takarazuka Revue.
Theatre portal Antitheatricality Applied Drama Augustan drama Christian drama Closet drama Comedy drama...
- who lost his living, and
fought and died for the
Royalist cause.
Antitheatricality 16th and 17th
century The
Cambridge History of
British Theatre from...
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Burgerbibliothek Cod. 264 (e-codices.unifr.ch) Holcomb, 69–71 See
Antitheatricality § 19th and
early 20th
century (psychomachia). Holcomb, M. (2009)....
- 8. "Mr I.K. Fletcher". The
Times (London). 3
January 1969. p. 8.
Antitheatricality: 16th and 17th
century Baker,
Roger (1994). Drag: A
History of Female...
- kept its name alive. It is
cited by
commentators as an
object of
antitheatricality and
there has been
considerable debate as to Austen's own
views about...
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Collier comprehensively indicted the
entire Restoration stage (see also
Antitheatricality#Restoration theatre). Due to its publication, a
pamphlet war ensued...
