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| AUTHOR |
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| Meg Twycross |
John Blanke‘s Hat and its Contexts: Part One: Turbans and Islamic Dress at the Court of Henry VIII
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| Sadegh Attari |
Disjointed Unison: Bodily Porousness and Subversion in the Croxton Play of the Sacrament
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| Mark Chambers |
The Disabled Body as Performance: ‘Disabled’ Performers in the Records of Early English Drama
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| Janet Cowen |
From Huy To Primrose Hill: An Early-Twentieth-Century English Re-Playing of a Fifteenth-Century Liégeois Nativity Play
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| Aurélie Blanc |
‘More medieval morality play than 21st century’: Spectacle and its Meaning at the Coronation of King Charles III
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| Sarah Carpenter |
Reports of productions: The Seven Sages of Scotland, Edinburgh July 2023
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© Meg Twycross 2023
