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Packaged free with both The Theater Experience and Theater: The Lively Art, or available at a discount with any McGraw-Hill theater text, the newly revised edition of The Theatergoer’s Guide is an excellent introduction to the art of attending and critiquing drama, from making theater reservations to evaluating a performance..
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In his customary jargon-free style, Mr. Fallon examines sixty prominent characters from Shakespeare's plays. He locates each of them in the story of their play, relates them to other characters, shows how they change (or don't), and sums up their character and nature. This book is as handy as they come...distilled without being dunderheaded-reader-friendly in the extreme. --American Theatre (on A Theatergoer's Guide to Shakespeare)..
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In surveys of the plays that will help readers and viewers follow the action with ease and understanding, Robert Fallon opens a window to Shakespeare's time while illuminating the timelessness of his works. Mr. Fallon examines the most frequently staged plays scene by scene, and those less frequently performed act by act. He provides intelligent readers with incisive and engaging commentary on character, theme, setting, poetry, and stage history. Wonderfully reader-friendly. --William Kerrigan, University of Massachusetts at Amherst..
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The ideal theater appreciation text for courses focusing on theater elements, The Theater Experience encourages students to be active theater-goers as they learn about the fundamentals of a production. By addressing the importance of the audience, Wilson brings the art of performance to life for students who may have little experience with the medium..
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