Medieval English theatre

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  Año 2000, Número 22

  • The "Now" of "Then"

    David Wills

    págs. 3-12

    

  • The York Plays and the Feast of Corpus Christi: a reconsideration

    Pamela King

    págs. 13-32

    

  • Performance time: suggestions for a methodology of analysis

    Janette Dillon

    págs. 33-51

    

  • Faill nocht to teme your bleddir: passing time in Sir David Lindsay's Ane satyre of the thrie estaitis

    Greg Walker

    págs. 52-58

    

  • A report on the Children's Kabuki in Tonami and Lomatsu, Japan

    Yoshimichi Suematsu

    págs. 59-69

    

  • This man is Pyramus: a pre-history of the english mummer's plays

    Thomas Pettitt

    págs. 70-99

    

  • Lollards stop play? a curious case of non-performance in 1505

    Joanna Mattinhly

    págs. 100-111

    

  • The coventry hock tuesday play: its origin and relationship to hocktide

    Paulette Marty

    págs. 112-126

    

  • Drama and entertainment in peebles in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

    Elia Williamson

    págs. 127-144