| CONTENTS: Volume 6:1 |
| AUTHOR |
TITLE |
Pages |
| Derek Forbes |
A Note on Pageant Waggons |
4 |
| Nicholas Davis |
The Meaning of the Word Interlude |
5–15 |
| Thomas Pettitt |
Tudor Interludes and the Winter Revels |
16–27 |
| Anthony W. Divett |
An Early Reference to Devil’s Masks |
28–30 |
| Peter Meredith |
‘Fart Pryke in Cule’ and Cock-Fighting |
30–39 |
| David Mills |
Part Two of Medwall’s Nature (review of Salford production) |
40–42 |
| Peter Happé |
Marlowe’s Dr Faustus at Cambridge (review) |
42–44 |
| Peter Meredith |
Medwall’s Fulgens and Lucres (review of Joculatores Lancastrienses) |
44–48 |
| Jane Oakshott |
Man’s Desire and Fleeting Beauty and The Blessed Apple Tree (review) |
49–51 |
| Meg Twycross |
The Great Theatre of the World adapted from Calderón’s El Gran Teatro del Mundo
(review of Medieval Players) |
51–58 |
| David Mills |
The Creation and Fall (review of Liverpool production) |
59–60 |
| Nicholas Davis |
Allusions to Medieval Drama in Britain (4) InterludeS |
61–91 |
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| CONTENTS: Volume 6:2 |
| AUTHOR |
TITLE |
Pages |
| Isa Ragusa |
Goethe’s ‘Women’s Parts Played by Men in the Roman Theatre |
96–100 |
| Jocelyn Price |
Theatrical Vocabulary in Old English (2) |
101–125 |
| John McKinnell |
Staging the Digby Mary Magdalen |
126–152 |
| David Taylor |
‘The Tyres that were Lost’ |
153–158 |
| Nicholas Davis |
Allusions to Medieval Drama in Britain (5) additional Old English |
159–160 |
| Ruth Evans |
The Play of Daniel in Ripon Cathedral (review) |
161–162 |
| John Anderson |
John Skelton’s Magnificence at Edinburgh (review) |
162–163 |
| Sarah Carpenter |
Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaits (review) |
163–168 |
| Pamela M. King & Diana Wyatt |
Chanticleer and the Fox, The Shepherds’ Play (review) |
168–172 |
