Also, brief or extended bios of significant actors, managers, directors, technicians, dancers or musicians, patrons, enemies, and playwrights, with special attention to links. Editor for the Business of Theater Censorship, competition, costs of production, relation to larger economic picture. Relation to other forms of entertainment, including other arts, print media, public shows, free spectacles. Primary sources from microforms and special collections. Effect on plays, and vice versa.
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Everyone is responsible for the Timeline, for finding interior links and specific external links, for the Book Shelf, and for providing images and new Map references to the graphics . A reading list for the plays follows. The first play, which is not in either of the books, will be Sir William D'Avenant's The Siege of Rhodes Part I, which is available through the Library from LION, which you will want to learn how to use if you haven't already, or you can just link to my copy . After we have met the first time, I will work out a specific timetable for reading and other reports.