The Shakespeare Stage
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Was Shakespeare a Swordfighter?
Was Shakespeare a trained martial artist? In short, we don’t know. But plenty of those he knew well and worked with were trained fencers, and he knew the ins and outs of the sport well. He could drop, where needed, technical fighting vocabu...
One of the First Comedy Double Acts?
Two men are fighting in the street. One knocks the other out with a heavy blow to the side of the head, when a burly man with a bushy beard butts in. He grabs the offender by the scruff of his collar and lifts him into the air, asking why h...
A Visit to the Spanish Playhouses
I’m writing this looking at long rows of turquoise windowframes, packed tight together and extending with a gentle unevenness like books on a library shelf. With the leisureliness of the spring sun, a cluster of men and women are assembling...
History's Most Prolific English Playwright?
Shakespeare, typically, first brought me to Elizabethan and Jacobean drama, but I stayed for Thomas Heywood. Encountering him first during undergraduate study and then, with gusto, in research, I found a playwright who advertised what was r...
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