КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «TIRING ROOM»
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Designing Women: The Dressing
Room in Eighteenth-century ...
The Tiring- Room: Voyeurism and Vanity The primary purpose of the earliest
tiring-rooms in English Renaissance playhouses was to house actors as they
prepared for stage. The Theatre, the first permanent playhouse built in London,
had ...
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Monstrous Dreams of Reason: Body, Self, and Other in the ...
institutionalized a separate entrance through the tiring-room in order to
differentiate among members of the crowd and to regulate the price of admission.
As Gurr's commentary suggests, the privileged members of the audience who
peered ...
Laura Jean Rosenthal, Mita Choudhury, 2002
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Parallel Lives: Spanish and English National Drama, 1580-1680
5); the contract stipulated that four feet at the rear of the stage were to constitute
the tiring room, with a single gallery above (Nieto Gonzalez 1979, 232). The
section drawing shows two levels of spectators' galleries above, facing the stage,
with ...
Louise Fothergill-Payne, Peter Fothergill-Payne, 1991
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The Key of Green: Passion and Perception in Renaissance Culture
the backstage space at the Dorset Garden Theater as the “scene room,” a term
that also occurs in scripts by Nathaniel Lee and William Mount- fort.92 Was it
those 110 yards of green baize at the Cockpit that turned the tiring room and the ...
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“Their Majesties'Servants.” Annals of the English Stage, ...
... war: " 'Twas a sad sight before they march'd from home, To see our warriors in
red waistcoats come, With hair tuck'd up, into our 'tiring room." The 'tiring rooms of
the actresses were then open to the fine gentlemen who frequented the house.
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
To the memory of MASTER W. SHAKESPEARE E wonder' d, Shakespeare, that
thou went'st . . so soon From the world's stage to the grave's tiring-room: We
thought thee dead; but this thy printed worth Tells thy spectators that thou went'st
but ...
William Shakespeare, 1996
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A Jacobean Company and its Playhouse: The Queen's Servants ...
He was brought into the tiring room 'by a seaman that knew me' and observed '
the confusion and disorder' that were evident among the players. He then went
into what he called 'the pitt' for a badly attended performance, 'poorly done', and ...
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Exit the Actress: A Novel
Tom came to find me in the tiring room after rehearsal today. “Ellen, I have
spoken to Hart,” he said abruptly. I waited for him to continue. Hart no longer
criticised me openly but was perpetually going to Tom with his complaints: my
posture, my ...
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A Gentleman Player: His Adventures on a Secret Mission for ...
The musicians were put to it for another quarter of an hour, and Barnet conducted
the prisoner down-stairs and to the tiring-room. He placed a guard at each
entrance to that room, stationed others in the yard so that one breasted each side
of ...
Robert Neilson Stephens, 2010
The man who could supply those things was not to be found every day, even
among the tiring-room gallants, and when found he was not likely to be a ready
dupe. Amber was impatient, eager to better her status, but determined to make no
...
