AUTHOR |
TITLE |
VOLUME |
PAGES |
K |
Kaplan, Joel |
Staging the York Creation and Hortulanus Toronto 1998
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19 |
129–143 |
King, Pamela M. |
Corpus Christi Plays and the ‘Bolton Hours’ I: Tastes in Lay Piety and Patronage in
Fifteenth-Century York
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18 |
46–62 |
King, Pamela M. |
Corpus Christi, Valencia
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15 |
103–110 |
King, Pamela M. |
Elche again: The Venida and the Semana Santa
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12:1 |
4–20 |
King, Pamela M. |
La Festa d’Elx revisited, August 2003
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24 |
138–140 |
King, Pamela M. |
Minority Plays: Two Interludes for Edward VI
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15 |
87–102 |
King, Pamela M. |
Playing Pentecost in York and Chester: Transformations and Texts
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29 |
60–74 |
King, Pamela M. |
Poetics and Beyond: Noisy Bodies and Aural Variations in medieval English outdoor performance
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38 |
129–144 |
King, Pamela M. |
Records of Early English Drama: Reflections of a Hardened User
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17 |
52–57 |
King, Pamela M. |
The Renaissance of medieval theatre and the growth of university drama in England
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27 |
105–130 |
King, Pamela M. |
Texts in Plays: the case of Mankynde
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33 |
45–57 |
King, Pamela M. |
The York Plays and the Feast of Corpus Christi: A Reconsideration
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22 |
13–32 |
King, Pamela M. |
The York Plays in Performance: Civitas versus Templum.
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25 |
84–97 |
King, Pamela M. & Asuncion Salvador-Rabaza |
La Festa d’Elx: The Festival of the Assumption of the Virgin, Elche (Alicante)
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8:1 |
21–50 |
King, Pamela M. & Asuncion Salvador-Rabaza |
The Festa or Misteri of Elx: A Modern Translation of the Sung Text
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14 |
4–21 |
King, Pamela M. & Meg Twycross |
Beyond REED? The York Doomsday Project
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17 |
132–148 |
Kipling, Gordon |
The Design and Construction of Royal Entries in the Late Middle Ages
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32 |
26–61 |
Kipling, Gordon |
Fouquet, St Apollonia, and the Motives of the Miniaturist’s Art: A Reply to Graham Runnalls
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19 |
101–120 |
Kipling, Gordon |
The London Pageants for Margaret of Anjou: A Medieval Script Restored
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4:1 |
5–27 |
Kipling, Gordon |
Le Régisseur toujours sure les Planches: Gustave Cohen's construction of the medieval meneur de jeu
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28 |
29–130 |
Kipling, Gordon |
Richard Carew, The Ordinary, The Ordinalia, and the Ordinary Actor on the Medieval Cornish Stage
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35 |
23–94 |
Kipling, Gordon |
Theatre as Subject and Object in Fouquet’s ‘Martyrdom of St Apollonia’
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19 |
26–80 |
Klausner, David |
Playing the Crucifixion in Medieval Wales
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38 |
57–67 |
Klausner, David |
Staging the Unstageable: Performing the Crucifixion in Late Medieval and Early Modern England
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30 |
63–80 |
Knight, Alan E |
The Roman ‘Saint’s Plays’ of Lille
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19 |
15–25 |
Kramer, Femke |
How to Deal with Farces? Suggestions for an Alternative Research Programme
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21 |
66–78 |
L |
Lalou, Elizabeth |
Les Tortures dans le mystères: théâtre et réalité XIVe–Xve siècle
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16 |
37–50 |
Lascombes, André |
De la fonction théâtrale des personnages du Mal (Le Jeu de La Ville de N. et
Le Château de Persévérance)
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11 |
11–25 |
Lascombes, André |
Pour une rhétorique du spectaculaire: notes sur l’estension
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16 |
10–24 |
Lazard, Madeleine |
Deux Entrées Royales à Nantes en 1532: celle d’Eléonore d’Autriche, Reine de France et
du Dauphin François II
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16 |
116–125 |
Leininger, Jeffrey |
The Dating of Bale’s King John: a re-examination
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24 |
116–137 |
Lester, Geoff |
Holy Week Processions in Seville
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8:2 |
103–118 |
Lester, Geoff |
Idle words: Stereotyping by Language in the English Mystery Plays
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11 |
129–139 |
Lester, Geoff, Manuel Gomez Lara, & Rafael Portillo |
Easter Processions in Puente Genil, Cordóba, Spain
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9:2 |
93–124 |
M |
MacLean, Sally-Beth and Tanya Hagen |
How to Track a Bear in Southwark: a learning module
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37 |
90 – 104 |
MacLean, Sally-Beth |
In Search of Lord Strange: Dynamic Patronage in the North West
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29 |
42–59 |
Mänd, Anu |
Devils of Baltic Towns in the Context of Late-Medieval German Tradition
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23 |
17–33 |
Marshall, John |
A ‘Gladnes’ of Robin Hood’s Men: Henry VIII Entertains Queen Katherine
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40 |
94–115 |
Marshall, John |
‘Fortune in Worldys Worschyppe’: The Satirising of the Suffolks in Wisdom
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14 |
37–66 |
Marshall, John |
Marginal Staging Marks in the Macro Manuscript of Wisdom
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7:2 |
77–82 |
Marshall, John |
Nailing the Six-Wheeled Waggon: A Sideview
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12:2 |
96–100 |
Marshall, John |
The Chester Pageant Carriage — How Right was Rogers?
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1:2 |
49–55 |
Marshall, John |
‘Walking in the air’: the Chester Shepherds on stilts
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29 |
27–41 |
Marty, Paulette |
The Coventry Hock Tuesday Play: Its Origin and Relationship to Hocktide
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22 |
112–126 |
Mattingly, Joanna |
Lollards Stop Play? a curious case of non-performance in 1505
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22 |
100–111 |
May, Stephen |
Good Kings and Tyrants: A Re-Assessment of the Regal Figure on the Medieval Stage
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5:2 |
87–102 |
May, Stephen |
A Medieval Stage Property: The Spade
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4:2 |
77–93 |
McBain, James |
‘By Example and Gode Reason’: Reconsidering Commonplaces and the Law in Fulgens and
Lucres
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28 |
3–28 |
McBain, James |
George Gascoigne at Oxford
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39 |
126-140 |
McBain, James |
Recycling Authority: John Bale at Magdalen?
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36 |
24-47 |
McBain, James |
The Vice’s missing book in Heywood’s Play of Love
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33 |
3–18 |
McGavin, John J. |
Alliterative Place Name Lists in Early Drama
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30 |
45–62 |
McGavin, John J. |
Long Speeches in Lindsay and Bale
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12:1 |
88–95 |
McGavin, John J. |
‘That Thin Skin’: Skipper Lindsay and the Language of Record
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24 |
15–31 |
McKinnell, John |
Drama and Ceremony in the Last Years of Durham Cathedral Priory
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10:2 |
91–111 |
McKinnell, John |
Producing the York Mary Plays
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12:2 |
101–123 |
McKinnell, John |
Staging the Digby Mary Magdalen
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6:2 |
126–152 |
Mamczarz, Irène |
The Representation of Cities in the Baroque Opera and the Development of ‘Italian-Style’
Scenography
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16 |
142–165 |
Meacham, Thomas |
Exchanging Performative Words: Epistolary Performance and University Drama in Late Medieval England
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32 |
12–25 |
Meredith, Peter |
Development of the York Mercers’ Pageant Waggon
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1:1 |
5–18 |
Meredith, Peter |
The Sealing of the Tomb: N. Town and its Context
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29 |
75–88 |
Meredith, Peter |
The York Millers’ Pageant and the Towneley Processus Talentorum
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4:2 |
104–114 |
Meredith, Peter |
The York Millers’ Pageant and the Towneley Processus Talentorum
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4:2 |
104–114 |
Meredith, Peter & John Marshall |
The Wheeled Dragon in the Luttrell Psalter
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2:2 |
70–73 |
Meredith, Peter & Lynette Muir |
The Corpus Christi Bull, 1264: Latin text with modern English translation
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24 |
62–78 |
Mills, David |
Abraham Sacrificing
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38 |
163–176 |
Mills, David |
Anglo-Dutch Theatres: Problems and Possibilities
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18 |
85–98 |
Mills, David |
A Tale of Two Cities: Chester and Coventry in the 1490
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32 |
3–11 |
Mills, David |
Characterisation in the English Mystery Cycles: A Critical Prologue
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5:1 |
5–17 |
Mills, David |
‘I know my place’: some thoughts on status and station in the English mystery plays
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27 |
5–15 |
Mills, David |
‘Look at me when I’m speaking to you’ the ‘Behold and See Convention in Medieval Drama
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7:1 |
4–12
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Mills, David |
Music and Musicians in Chester: a Summary Account
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17 |
58–75 |
Mills, David |
Netta Syrett and The Old Miracle Plays of England
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10:2 |
117–128 |
Mills, David |
No Place Like Home: The Northampton ‘Abraham and Isaac’ Play, a Re-Appraisal
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31 |
58–71 |
Mills, David |
Reviving the Chester Plays
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13 |
39–51 |
Mills, David |
‘Reviving the Chester Plays’: a Postscript
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15 |
124–125 |
Mills, David |
The 1951 and 1952 Revivals of the Chester Plays
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15 |
111–123 |
Mills, David |
The ‘Now’ of ‘Then’
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22 |
3–12 |
Mills, David |
The Stage Directions in the Manuscripts of the Chester Mystery Cycle
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3:1 |
45–51 |
Mills, David |
Who are our Customers? Targeting the Chester Audience
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20 |
106–119 |
Muir, Lynette |
Audiences in the French Medieval Theatre
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9:1 |
8–22 |
Muir, Lynette & Peter Meredith |
The Corpus Christi Bull, 1264: Latin text with modern English translation
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24 |
62–78 |
Muir, Lynette |
Women on the Medieval Stage: The Evidence from France
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7:2 |
107–119 |
Mullini, Roberta |
Action and discourse in the Harrowing of Hell: The Defeat of Evil
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11 |
116–128 |
N |
Needles, J.Reed, & Steven Putzel |
Toronto, the Pageant Waggon
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1:1 |
32–33 |
Nelson, Alan |
Easter Week Pageants in Valladolid and Medina del Campo
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1:2 |
62–70 |
Niebrzydowski, Sue |
Encouraging Marriage in facie ecclesiae: The Mary Play ‘Betrothal’
and the Sarum Ordo ad faciendum Sponsalia
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24 |
44–61 |
Niebrzydowski, Sue |
‘Ye know eek that in forme of speche is change’: Chaucer, Henryson, and the Welsh Troelus a Chresyd
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38 |
38–56 |
Nixon, Bobby D. |
The Portrayal of ‘Susanna and the Elders’ in Medieval Spanish Texts
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34 |
77–95 |
O |
Oosterwijk, Sophie |
‘Long lullynge haue I lorn!’: the Massacre of the Innocents in word and image.
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25 |
3–53 |