Richard III
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Richard III
By William ShakespeareWith interviews with actors and directors including Simon Russell Beale, Bill Alexander and Richard Eyre, along with detailed looks at productions at the RSC and elsewhere, this new edition of the play offers innovative ways of looking at ...
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Richard III
By William ShakespeareNew Shakespeare, long since out-of-print, is now reissued. Each work contains a lengthy and lively introduction, main text, and substantial notes and glossary.
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Richard III
By William Shakespeare, David M. Bevington, Peter HollandBringing the Shakespeare page to life.
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Richard III: Evans Shakespeare Edition
By Nina LevineUsed by permission of Pearson Education Limited. DESCANTING ON DEFORMITY: RICHARD III AND THE SHAPE OF HISTORY Copyright 201 1 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part.
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Richard III: White Boar
By Kathleen Ann MilnerI asked Tracy Lawler Boen , to work with me to help Tom . While Tracy watched Tom in her mind's eye , I created more healing energy through my breath and with symbols . At last , a woman whom Tom had known came to him .
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Richard III
By Charles Ross36 (1972), 1–5 (with translation and useful additional material); A. Goodman and Angus Mackay, “A Castilian Report on English Affairs, 1486, EHR, lxxxviii (1973), 92–9, which more plausibly identifies “Tamorlant' with Northumberland ...
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Richard III: England's Black Legend
By Desmond SewardAt four o'clock they entered Westminster Hall, still wearingtheir crowns, to preside over the Coronation banquet attended by several thousand people. On bended knee the Mayorof London served them with hypocras (hot spiced wine), wafers, ...
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Richard III
By William ShakespeareThe following titles are available : Dorothy E. Mason , Music in Elizabethan England ; Craig R. Thompson , The English Church in the Sixteenth Century ; Louis B. Wright , Shakespeare's Theatre and the Dramatic Tradition ; Giles E.
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Richard III: A Ruler and his Reputation
By David HorspoolOn 3 July, Richard followed his brother Clarence in signing an oath of allegiance to the new Prince of Wales, also an Edward, 'verey and undoubted Heyre of our said Sovereigne Lord. . . . in cas hereafter it happen You, ...
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Richard III: A Ruler and His Reputation
By David HorspoolA riveting biography of Richard III, one of England’s most enigmatic and elusive kings.
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Richard III: From Contemporary Chronicles, Letters and Records
By Keith Dockray, P. W. HammondImmediately after... they rushedinto the placewhere the youthful king was stayingand...took prisoner someother servants whowere attending him [including]Thomas Vaughan, an aged knight, theprince's chamberlain.
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Richard III
By Jonathan Bate, Eric RasmussenIncluded in this edition are interviews with an actor, a director and a designer – Simon Russell Beale, Bill Alexander and Tom Piper – providing an illuminating insight into the extraordinary variety of interpretations that are possible ...
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Richard III: The King in the Car Park
By Terry BrevertonLincoln, Lovell and FitzGerald had no real experience of command and probably that task was given to Schwarz. The battle was bitterly contested for over three hours, but eventually, the lack of body armour on the Irish troops meant that ...
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Richard III
By Michael HicksThe reign of Richard III, the last Yorkist king and the final monarch of the Plantagenet dynasty, marked a turning point in British history. But despite his lasting legacy, Richard only ruled as king for the final two years of his life.
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Richard III
By Jennifer Mulherin, Abigail FrostDiscusses the plot, historical context, and characters of the Shakesperean classic play, and includes a timeline of the author's life and works.
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Richard III: Authoritative Text, Contexts, Criticism
By William ShakespeareIn The Tragedy of King Richard III, Shakespeare chronicles the rise and fall of one of history's most repellent, and the theater's most mesmerizing, figures.
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Richard III
By William ShakespeareRichard III, Shakespeare’s long chronicle of Richard’s machinations to be king, is a tale of murder upon murder. He gains the throne, but only briefly.
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Richard III
By William ShakespeareThis facsimile presents a photographic reproduction of an “ideal” copy of the First Folio of Shakespeare; Hinman attempts to represent each page in its most fully corrected state. This second edition includes an important new ...
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Richard III: The Tragedy of Richard the Third
By William Shakespeare"A quite wonderful ideaSo blindingly obvious, I can't understand why nobody had thought of it before. I will certainly use the texts myself."-- Sir Peter Hall
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Richard III: In Fact and Fiction
By Matthew LewisKing Richard III remains one of the most infamous and recognizable monarchs in English or British history, despite only sitting on the throne for two years and fifty-eight days.