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Dramatic works

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Past crimson, past woe

Anne Marie Drew

1993

The theatre of Shelley

Jacqueline Mulhallen

2010

The theatre of Valle-Inclán

J. E. Lyon

1983

The dramatic works of William Burnaby

William Burnaby

1931

Allegories of dissent

Sharon G. Feldman

1998

The making of T.S. Eliot's plays

E. Martin Browne

1969

The breaking string

Maurice Valency

1966

W. B. Yeats and the idea of a theatre

James W. Flannery

1976

Plays of Oscar Wilde

Oscar Wilde

1954

Steele at Drury Lane

John Clyde Loftis

1952

Is Comrade Bulgakov dead?

A. M. Smeli͡anskiĭ

1993

Proposals

Neil Simon

1998

The intent of undoing in Samuel Beckett's dramatic texts

S. E. Gontarski

1985

Embodied memory

Anat Feinberg

1999

Chekhov, the dramatist

David Magarshack

1952

Samuel Beckett

Ronald Hayman

1973

Gertrude Stein's theatre of the absolute

Betsy Alayne Ryan

1984

J. M. Barrie and the theatre

H. M. Walbrook

1922

Angels of darkness

Colin Duckworth

1972

The Irish drama of Europe from Yeats to Beckett

Katharine Worth

1978

Staging modern American life

Thomas Richard Fahy

2011

Joseph Conrad and the performing arts

Richard J. Hand

2009

Romantic ideology unmasked

Marjean D. Purinton

1994

Yeats's Vision and the later plays

Helen Hennessy Vendler

1963

Luigi Pirandello

Renate Matthaei

1973

Nelson Rodrigues and the invention of Brazilian drama

David Sanderson George

2010

Fielding's burlesque drama

Peter Elfed Lewis

1987

Plays of Samuel Beckett

Xerxes Mehta, Nicholas Johnson, Dustin Anderson et al.

2013

Beckett in the theatre

Dougald McMillan, Martha Fehsenfeld

1988

Staging Gertrude Stein

Leslie Atkins Durham

2005

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