For those playwrights and theatre practitioners who challenged the primacy of realism on the stage at the turn of the twentieth century, the dramatic treatment of ghosts often became the test of a new conception of theatre which set itself the task of making the invisible visible. Maeterlinck strove to display ‘immense invisible and fateful powers’ in his plays, and experimented with marionettes to create a theatre in which ‘it seems that the dead are talking to us […] in august voices’. Edwa..
Yeats's play The King's Threshold presents itself as a Romantic manifesto in favour of the recogniti...
From our 21st-century standpoint, we are used to seeing in the ghost of Hamlet the paragon of the sp...
Yeats’s Mask, Yeats Annual No. 19 is a special issue in this renowned research-level series. Fashion...
There is no denying that The King’s Threshold held a special place of affection and honour for the p...
In The Dreaming of the Bones, written after the turmoil of the 1916 Easter Rising, Yeats presents, f...
The theatre is the most superstitious of cultural contexts, imbued with folklore, tall tales and ‘wa...
I When W. B. Yeats came to write Purgatory, the last of his plays to be staged during his lifetime, ...
This is a study of the multi-faceted relationship between the plays of Shakespeare and W.B. Yeats. W...
Abstract: The present paper deals with the concept of threshold as represented in two different play...
Ghosts of almost all sorts appear in Shakespeare's plays including IH6, 2H6, H8, R3, JC, Hamlet, Ma...
The purpose of this study is to set forth the idea, already conceded generally, that Shakespeare was...
The Noh theatre, as Yeats understood it, does not imitate human beings; it imitates signs. The drama...
With its densely layered symbolism and array of thematic concerns, W.B. Yeats’s The Player Queen con...
This essay establishes King James I's Daemonologie and Reginald Scot's Discouerie of Witchcraft as i...
Of all Shakespeare\u27s tragedies, Macbeth is by far the most supernaturally charged. The play opens...
Yeats's play The King's Threshold presents itself as a Romantic manifesto in favour of the recogniti...
From our 21st-century standpoint, we are used to seeing in the ghost of Hamlet the paragon of the sp...
Yeats’s Mask, Yeats Annual No. 19 is a special issue in this renowned research-level series. Fashion...
There is no denying that The King’s Threshold held a special place of affection and honour for the p...
In The Dreaming of the Bones, written after the turmoil of the 1916 Easter Rising, Yeats presents, f...
The theatre is the most superstitious of cultural contexts, imbued with folklore, tall tales and ‘wa...
I When W. B. Yeats came to write Purgatory, the last of his plays to be staged during his lifetime, ...
This is a study of the multi-faceted relationship between the plays of Shakespeare and W.B. Yeats. W...
Abstract: The present paper deals with the concept of threshold as represented in two different play...
Ghosts of almost all sorts appear in Shakespeare's plays including IH6, 2H6, H8, R3, JC, Hamlet, Ma...
The purpose of this study is to set forth the idea, already conceded generally, that Shakespeare was...
The Noh theatre, as Yeats understood it, does not imitate human beings; it imitates signs. The drama...
With its densely layered symbolism and array of thematic concerns, W.B. Yeats’s The Player Queen con...
This essay establishes King James I's Daemonologie and Reginald Scot's Discouerie of Witchcraft as i...
Of all Shakespeare\u27s tragedies, Macbeth is by far the most supernaturally charged. The play opens...
Yeats's play The King's Threshold presents itself as a Romantic manifesto in favour of the recogniti...
From our 21st-century standpoint, we are used to seeing in the ghost of Hamlet the paragon of the sp...
Yeats’s Mask, Yeats Annual No. 19 is a special issue in this renowned research-level series. Fashion...