Theatre Riots is a compelling account of episodes of unrest in theatrical history. From an Elizabethan rebellion over Shakespeare's Richard II to Sikhs uprising at Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's Behzti, Sean McEvoy traces stories of violent public disturbances in response to this art form.What is it about theatre, compared to other kinds of cultural representation, which provokes this reaction? McEvoy looks at the intensity of the live event and asks whether theatre shares its unrepeatable quality with history. Each description provides an overview of the event, juxtaposing eyewitness accounts with newspaper reports and other contemporary narratives.…mehr
Theatre Riots is a compelling account of episodes of unrest in theatrical history. From an Elizabethan rebellion over Shakespeare's Richard II to Sikhs uprising at Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's Behzti, Sean McEvoy traces stories of violent public disturbances in response to this art form.What is it about theatre, compared to other kinds of cultural representation, which provokes this reaction? McEvoy looks at the intensity of the live event and asks whether theatre shares its unrepeatable quality with history. Each description provides an overview of the event, juxtaposing eyewitness accounts with newspaper reports and other contemporary narratives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sean McEvoy teaches English at Varndean College in Brighton and at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge. He has written a number of books on the theatre, including Shakespeare: The Basics and Ben Jonson, Renaissance Dramatist.
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Chapter One: Raising the Dead: The Essex Rebellion of 1601 and Shakespeare s King Richard II. Chapter Two: Passion and Revolt: Thomas Otway, Venice Preserv d and the 1795 Westminster Riot. Chapter Three: `The Dramäs laws the Dramäs Patrons give : The Covent Garden Old Price Riots of 1809. Chapter Four: `The Most Important Occasion of the Century : Victor Hugo and the 1830 Battle of Hernani. Chapter Five: Theatre s Bloodiest Night: The New York Riots of 1849. Chapter Six: Stand-off at Primrose Hill: The Shakespeare Tercentenary of 1864. Chapter Seven: Representing a Nation: the Dublin Abbey Theatre Riots of 1907 and 1926. Chapter Eight: The French Republic under siege: Coriolanus in Paris, February 1934. Chapter Nine: Dishonour and Sacred Space: Behzti in Birmingham, 2004.
Chapter One: Raising the Dead: The Essex Rebellion of 1601 and Shakespeare s King Richard II. Chapter Two: Passion and Revolt: Thomas Otway, Venice Preserv d and the 1795 Westminster Riot. Chapter Three: `The Dramäs laws the Dramäs Patrons give : The Covent Garden Old Price Riots of 1809. Chapter Four: `The Most Important Occasion of the Century : Victor Hugo and the 1830 Battle of Hernani. Chapter Five: Theatre s Bloodiest Night: The New York Riots of 1849. Chapter Six: Stand-off at Primrose Hill: The Shakespeare Tercentenary of 1864. Chapter Seven: Representing a Nation: the Dublin Abbey Theatre Riots of 1907 and 1926. Chapter Eight: The French Republic under siege: Coriolanus in Paris, February 1934. Chapter Nine: Dishonour and Sacred Space: Behzti in Birmingham, 2004.
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