Farce.
1988
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Title
Farce.
Created/published
Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire] ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1988.
Description
277 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Themes in drama, 0263-676X ; 10
Note
Papers from the Themes in Drama International Conference held in 1986 at the University of London and the University of California.
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Clowning and slapstick in Aristophanes / by Douglas M. MacDowell
The dawn of farce / by Gregory Dobrov
Greek stagecraft and Aristophanes / by N.J. Lowe
Plautus versus Komoidia / by Victor Castellani
Racine's Les plaideurs / by Maya Slater
Nahum Tate's defence of farce / introduced and edited by Peter Holland
His own triumphantly comic self / by Jim Davis
Georges Feydeau and the 'serious' farce / by J. Paul Marcoux
Feydeau and the farcical imperative / by Michael Booth
From Arlequin to Ubu / by W.D. Howarth
Grotesque farce in the Weimar Republic / by Christopher Balme
Yvan Goll / by John Swan
Farce after existentialism / by Richard L. Homan
The fool and the clown / by Jeffrey D. Mason
The cruciform farce in Latin America / by Andrea G. Labinger
Joe Orton's Jacobean assimilations in What the butler saw / by William Hutchings
The stereotype betrayed / by Gabrielle Robinson
On stage, off stage, and backstage with Alan Ayckbourn / by Albert E. Kalson
Taking farce seriously / by David Wiles.
The dawn of farce / by Gregory Dobrov
Greek stagecraft and Aristophanes / by N.J. Lowe
Plautus versus Komoidia / by Victor Castellani
Racine's Les plaideurs / by Maya Slater
Nahum Tate's defence of farce / introduced and edited by Peter Holland
His own triumphantly comic self / by Jim Davis
Georges Feydeau and the 'serious' farce / by J. Paul Marcoux
Feydeau and the farcical imperative / by Michael Booth
From Arlequin to Ubu / by W.D. Howarth
Grotesque farce in the Weimar Republic / by Christopher Balme
Yvan Goll / by John Swan
Farce after existentialism / by Richard L. Homan
The fool and the clown / by Jeffrey D. Mason
The cruciform farce in Latin America / by Andrea G. Labinger
Joe Orton's Jacobean assimilations in What the butler saw / by William Hutchings
The stereotype betrayed / by Gabrielle Robinson
On stage, off stage, and backstage with Alan Ayckbourn / by Albert E. Kalson
Taking farce seriously / by David Wiles.
Series
Themes in drama ; 10.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- Cambridge.
Call number
PN1940 .F3