Shakespearean Playhouses / A History of English Theatres from the Beginnings to the Restoration
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A detailed history traces the evolution of English theatrical spaces from early inn-yard performances through the establishment of purpose-built public and private playhouses up to the Restoration. It documents the sites, architectural plans, ownership and business practices of individual theatres, the legal and civic controversies surrounding them, and the relationship between performance conditions and dramatic practice. The narrative synthesizes original documents, maps, plans, and illustrations, and includes a bibliography and indexes to support further research.
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