The Shaksperian Stage
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As he is swinging in mid-air, "Enter Fourbin and Bloody-Bones, as from Sir Davy Dunce's House, " shouting "Murder, Murder, Murder I" Courtine scrambles up into the balcony, and the men hasten on at the sound of Sir Davy's approach. Dunce knocks at his door and enters, after which the " Scene opens in the middle of the House, and discovers Sir Jolly Jumble and the Lady putting Captain Beaugard in order, as if he were dead. " Love Triumphant, ACT V, SCENE i. "Lopez's House. " (Outer scene. ) At t...he close of this comparatively brief scene (Scene 2), "A Royal Chamber is discover'd, by drawing the 90 THE SHAKSPEBIAN STAGE former Scene. " (Inner scene. ) In this, as well as in the preceding illustration, it seems very probable that the first scenes were mainly outer scenes with " flats " at or near the proscenium arch, which later drew and revealed the set scenes.
In the following instances the elaborateness of the second scenes in a play of eleven scenes shows that over-much time would be consumed if they were left unprepared until the first scenes closed, and also that they occupy too large a space to divide the inner stage with the first scenes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he is swinging in mid-air, "Enter Fourbin and Bloody-Bones, as from Sir Davy Dunce's House, " shouting "Murder, Murder, Murder I" Courtine scrambles up into the balcony, and the men hasten on at the sound of Sir Davy's approach. Dunce knocks at his door and enters, after which the " Scene opens in the middle of the House, and discovers Sir Jolly Jumble and the Lady putting Captain Beaugard in order, as if he were dead. " Love Triumphant, ACT V, SCENE i. "Lopez's House. " (Outer scene. ) At t...he close of this comparatively brief scene (Scene 2), "A Royal Chamber is discover'd, by drawing the 90 THE SHAKSPEBIAN STAGE former Scene. " (Inner scene. ) In this, as well as in the preceding illustration, it seems very probable that the first scenes were mainly outer scenes with " flats " at or near the proscenium arch, which later drew and revealed the set scenes.
In the following instances the elaborateness of the second scenes in a play of eleven scenes shows that over-much time would be consumed if they were left unprepared until the first scenes closed, and also that they occupy too large a space to divide the inner stage with the first scenes.
What to read after The Shaksperian Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Emanuel Albright to read onlineMoreLess
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