Acts of Dramaturgy
The Shakespeare Trilogy
Distributed for Intellect Ltd
250 pages
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6 3/4 x 9 1/4
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Table of Contents

Contents
Act One: Shedding
The Prologue: So Here We Are at the Beginning – Nicki Hobday
The Foreword: The Time When Anything Could Happen – Maddy Costa
The Prelude: The (Play)text Is the Set – Catherine Love
Act Two: Picking
On Weaving: Acts of (Auto)dramaturgy – Michael Pinchbeck
The Table Is Set… – Andy Smith
The Playtext of The Beginning (2012) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Three: Raveling
The Interval – Michael Pinchbeck and Tony Pinchbeck
‘Something In Between’: Liminality, Ageing and The Middle – Mick Mangan
The Playtext of The Middle (2013) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Four: Battening
Bear Necessity: The Means to The End – James Hudson
And in The End… – Dani Abulhawa
The Playtext of The End (2011) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Five: Taking up
The Sum of Its Parts: Memories of The Trilogy from an Inside/Outside Eye – Ollie Smith
Endings Are Not Always Completed with a Full Stop – Rhiannon Jones
The Epilogue: It’s Time to Call It a Day – Michael Pinchbeck
The Prologue: So Here We Are at the Beginning – Nicki Hobday
The Foreword: The Time When Anything Could Happen – Maddy Costa
The Prelude: The (Play)text Is the Set – Catherine Love
Act Two: Picking
On Weaving: Acts of (Auto)dramaturgy – Michael Pinchbeck
The Table Is Set… – Andy Smith
The Playtext of The Beginning (2012) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Three: Raveling
The Interval – Michael Pinchbeck and Tony Pinchbeck
‘Something In Between’: Liminality, Ageing and The Middle – Mick Mangan
The Playtext of The Middle (2013) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Four: Battening
Bear Necessity: The Means to The End – James Hudson
And in The End… – Dani Abulhawa
The Playtext of The End (2011) – Michael Pinchbeck
Act Five: Taking up
The Sum of Its Parts: Memories of The Trilogy from an Inside/Outside Eye – Ollie Smith
Endings Are Not Always Completed with a Full Stop – Rhiannon Jones
The Epilogue: It’s Time to Call It a Day – Michael Pinchbeck
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