Medieval English Theatre 22

VOLUME TWENTY-TWO (2000)

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CONTENTS
AUTHOR	TITLE	Pages
David Mills	The ‘Now’ of ‘Then’ Summary	3 – 12
Pamela M. King	The York Plays and the Feast of Corpus Christi: a Reconsideration.	13 – 32
Janette Dillon	Performance Time: Suggestions for a Methodology of Analysis	33 — 51
Greg Walker	‘Faill Nocht to Teme your Bleddir’: Passing Time in Sir David Lindsay’s Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis Summary	52 – 58
Yoshimichi Suematsu	A Report on the Children’s Kabuki in Tonami and Lomatsu, Japan	59 – 69
Thomas Pettitt	‘This Man is Pyramus’: A Pre-history of the English Mummers’ Plays	70 – 99
Joanna Mattingly	Lollards Stop Play? a Curious Case of Non-Performance in 1505	100 – 111
Paulette Marty	The Coventry Hock Tuesday Play: Its Origin and Relationship to Hocktide	112 – 126
Eila Williamson	Drama and Entertainment in Peebles in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries Summary	127 – 144
Sarah Carpenter & Graham Runnalls	The Entertainments at the Marriage of Mary Queen of Scots and the French Dauphin François, 1558: Paris and Edinburgh	145 – 161

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