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Introduction
Paul Whitfield White and Suzanne Westfall
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THEORIES AND HISTORIES
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"The Useless Dearness of the Diamond": Theories of Patronage Theater
Suzanne Westfall
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SHAKESPEAREAN PATRONAGE
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The King’s Men’s King’s Men: Shakespeare and Folio Patronage
David M. Bergeron
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39 |
3. |
Shakespeare, the Cobhams, and the Dynamics of Theatrical Patronage
Paul Whitfield White
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59 |
4. |
Shakespeare, Noble Patrons and the Pleasures of Professional Playing
Leeds Barroll
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93 |
FROM MEDIEVAL TO EARLY MODERN
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5. |
“What revels are in hand?” Marriage Celebrations and Patronage of the Arts in Renaissance England
David Bevington and Milla Riggio
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132 |
6. |
The City as Patron: York
Alexandra F. Johnston
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163 |
7. |
Theatrical Patronage and the Urban Community during the Reign of Mary
Mary Blackstone
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201 |
PATRONS, PLAYERS, AND AUDIENCES
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8. |
Privy Councilors as Theater Patrons
Andrew Gurr
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258 |
9. |
Tracking Leicester’s Men: The Patronage of a Performance Troupe
Sally-Beth MacLean
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287 |
10. |
Patronage and the Companies of Boy Actors
Michael Shapiro
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321 |
11. |
The Audience as Patron: The Knight of the Burning Pestle
Alexander Leggatt
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349 |