Four Tudor Comedies
by William Tydeman (Editor)
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Readers appreciate the unique exploration of Tudor-era humor and wit found in the anthology of lesser-known comedies. The compilation is praised for providing distinct insights into the social dynamics of 16th-century England. Overall, it offers a delightful experience for fans of historical theatre.
Synopsis
Tudor dramatists were aware of the benefits of laughter, and this is shown in this range of plays, including "Jacke Jugeler", "Roister Doister", "Gammer Gurton's Nedle", and "Mother Bombie".
The author's introduction sets the scene and makes an appraisal of the context and achievement of the plays.
Publication
Four Tudor Comedies is a British play written by William Tydeman (Editor) and published by Penguin (2001).
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Penguin · 2001 · 448 pp
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