The Actor as Playwright in Early Modern Drama

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Exploring the connections between acting and authorship in early modern England, this book delves into how theatrical practices influenced literary creation. It examines the interplay between playwrights and actors, shedding light on the collaborative nature of storytelling during this period. By analyzing historical texts and performances, it reveals the impact of the stage on the development of English literature, offering a fresh perspective on the cultural dynamics of the time.