Medieval English Theatre: Author Index GJ

BL MS Royal 14 E V, detail from fol. 391 (Boccaccio and Petrarch). © The British Library.

Volumes 1-37: G-J

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Reports on Productions

AUTHOR	TITLE	VOLUME	PAGES
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Gibson, James M.	Royal Visits and Civic Ceremony: A Research Opportunity Find	30	39–44
Godfrey, Bob	The Digby Mary Magdalen in Performance: a merry peripeteia	37	105 – 118
Gomez Lara, Manuel, Geoff Lester, & Rafael Portillo	Easter Processions in Puente Genil, Cordóba, Spain Find	9:2	93–124
Gras, Henk	The Ludus de Decem Virginibus and the Reception of Represented Evil Find	11	175–186
Gras, Henk	Theatre by the Book? Some Thoughts on Kipling's Fouquet Find	23	97–99
Greenfield, Peter	Using Dramatic Records: History, Theory, Southampton’s Musicians Find	17	76–95
Grijp, Louis	Boys and Female Impersonators in the Amsterdam Theatre of the Seventeenth Century Find	28	131–170
Guinle, Francis	Songs in Tudor Drama: Forms and Meaning Find	16	91–115
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Hagen, Tanya and Sally-Beth MacLean	How to Track a Bear in Southwark: a learning module Find	37	90 – 104
Hamblin, Vicki & Vincent Corrigan	Music and Performance in Three French Hagiographic Mystery Plays Find	35	95–139
Happé, Peter	Acting the York Mystery Plays: A Consideration of Modes Find	10:2	112–116
Happé, Peter	Aspects of Dramatic Technique in Thomas Garter’s Susanna Find	8:1	61–63
Happé, Peter	The Devil in the Interludes, 1550–1577 Find	11	42–56
Happé, Peter	Mystery Plays and the Modern Audience Find	2:2	98–100
Happé, Peter	Properties and Costumes in the Plays of John Bale Find	2:2	55–65
Happé, Peter	‘The restless mind that would never raging leave’: Jasper Heywood’s Thyestes Find	27	16–33
Happé, Peter	Spectacle in Bale and Heywood Find	16	51–65
Happé, Peter	Stage Directions in Lyndsay’s Ane Satire of the Thrie Estaits Find	37	57 – 72
Happé, Peter, and others	Thoughts on ‘Transvestism’ by Divers Hands Find	5:2	110–122
Happé, Peter, and Elsa Strietman	Three Dutch Rhetoricians Plays Find	26	all
Happé, Peter	Review: ‘What is ane King?’: Lyndsay’s Satire of the Three Estate, June 2013 Find	35	140–147l
Hardwick, Paul	The York Masons’ Monkey-Business Find	21	79–86
Harris, Max	Composing Music for the Feast of Fools: the case of the Kyrie Asini. Find	25	71–83
Harris, Max	From Iraq to the English Morris: the early history of the skirted hobbyhorse. Find	25	71–83
Heap, Carl	On Performing Mankind Find	4:2	93–103
Heap, Carl, and others	Thoughts on ‘Transvestism’ by Divers Hands Find	5:2	110–122
Hindley, Alan	Staging the Old French Moralité: The Case of Les Enfants de Maintenant Find	16	77–90
Horner, Olga	Fulgens and Lucres: An Historical Perspective Find	15	49–86
Horner, Olga	The Law That Never Was – a Codicil: the case of The Just Vengeance Find	24	104–115
Horner, Olga	The Law That Never Was: A Review of Theatrical Censorship in Britain Find	23	34-96
Horner, Olga	The Parliament of Heaven: theological exposition or legal argument? Find	25	153–176
Horner, Olga	Susanna’s Double Life Find	8:2	76–102
Horner, Olga	‘Us Must Make Lies’: Witness, Evidence, and Proof in the York Resurrection Find	20	24–76
Humphrey, Chris	‘To Make a New King’: Seasonal Drama and Local Politics in Norwich, 1443 Find	17	29–41
Humphrey, Chris	The World Upside-Down in Theory and as practice: A New Approach to the Study of Medieval Misrule Find	21	5–20
Hunt, Alice	The Bright Star of The North: James I and his English Coronation Find	38	22–37
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Ingram, Reg	The Coventry Pageant Waggon Find	2:1	3–14
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Jack, R.D.S.	The Dramatic Voice of William Dunbar Find	37	73 – 89
Johnston, Alexandra F.	‘And how the state will beare with it, I knowe not’ Find	30	3–25
Johnston, Alexandra F.	The Emerging Pattern of the Easter Play in England Find	20	3–23
Johnston, Alexandra F.	Evil in the Towneley Cycle Find	11	94–103
Johnston, Alexandra F.	The Puzzle of the N.Town Manuscript Revisited Find	36	104-123
Johnston, Alexandra F.	The Second Shepherds’ Play: a play for the Christmas season Find	37	134 – 148
Johnston, Alexandra F.	Touring Players in the Early Years of Elizabeth: What were they Playing? Find	31	72–88
Jones, Malcolm with Meg Twycross & Alan Fletcher	‘Fart Pryke in Cule’: The Pictures Find	23	100–121
Jones, Malcolm	Proclaiming and Prognosticating: World Upside-Down Predicted — Official Find	21	87–102
Jongenelen, Bas & Ben Parsons	‘In Which Land Were You Born?’: Cultural Transmission in the Historie van Jan van Beverley Find	34	30–76

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