posted on 2006-04-26, 13:24authored byGabriel Egan
The subtitle of our meeting, 'From Stage to Print in Early Modern England,
posits a movement in one direction, from performance to printed book. This seems
reasonable since, whereas modern actors usually start with a printed text of
some form, we are used to the idea that early modern actors started with
manuscripts and that printing followed performance. In fact, the capacity of a
printed play to originate fresh performances was something that the title-pages
and the preliminary matter of the first play printings in the early sixteenth
century made much of....
History
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The Arts, English and Drama
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Citation
EGAN, G., 2004. Pericles and the textuality of theatre. Paper Delivered at the Conference 'From Stage to Print in Early Modern England' at the Huntington Library, San Marino CA, USA, 19-20 March