'I will tell you the beginning....': Dramaturgy and Politics in Shakespeare's Opening Scenes

Kate Aughterson

'I will tell you the beginning....': Dramaturgy and Politics in Shakespeare's Opening Scenes

Kate Aughterson

University of Brighton

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Abstract

Shakespeare's opening scenes are often overlooked as explicit dramturgical entrances into play and drama: this keynote lecture argues that Shakespeare experiments and perfects the art of the opening scene as a specific political project in the latter part of his career (1606-13).

Original language	English
Publisher	London
Place of Publication	Rose Theatre, Kingston
Publication status	Published - 2 Apr 2016

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