Theatrical Convention and Audience Response in Early Modern Drama

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Focusing on the interplay between theatrical conventions and the repertory system, the book explores how Shakespeare and his contemporaries navigated the potential for failure in their plays. Jeremy Lopez argues that recognizing the anticipation of failure by playwrights and the audience's reactions is essential to understanding the success of their dramas on stage. This comprehensive survey delves into the formal aspects of early modern drama, offering insights into its complexities and the dynamics of theatrical performance.