Titlebook: Biographical Theatre; Re-Presenting Real P Ursula Canton Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 auth

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Re-Living the Past: Authenticity on Stage,ctoria has had a profound impact on British biographical theatre to this date. A great number of plays performed after the abolition of censorship, perhaps even the majority, follow this model, grounding the presentation of past lives in discourses that are considered to be ‘historically accurate’,

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Creating and Undermining Expectations: Forms versus Content,ories in the world outside the theatre. The exclusive or partial reliance on thematic extra-theatricality in . and . is more strongly associated with the intention to reconstruct events from the life world and its inhabitants on stage, but . demonstrates that formal intra-theatricality can also be u

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Audience Reactions to Biographical Performances,tion process are supported by the reactions of actual audience members. Focusing on three productions, it also addresses questions specific to each of them. For . these aspects are the lack of names and the way in which biographical references are evoked solely through visual means, sounds and descr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33939-5Eberhardt, Darwin, Einstein and Freud. These and other figures from ancient to contemporary history are brought back to life as historical characters in a surprising number of plays. Sometimes the performances speculate about short, decisive moments, such as Oscar Wilde’s visit to a palm reader in .

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