... flush out the internal heat gains from the dayto-day operations and performances of the theatre. By having high thermal mass, heat gains within the space can be absorbed by walls, floors and roofing surfaces. This reduces peak internal ...
The Cottesloe at the National: Infinite Riches in a Little Room
... Patrick Marber's Closer ( opened 29 May , 1997 ) , the audience going in clearly had an expectation that , because this was a new play , it would be pushing the limits of vocabulary and content , and they were happily complicit . When ...
A Critical Edition of Sir Robert Howard's The Great Favourite ; Or, The Duke of Lerma
... country clichés of ' Restoration comedy ' , 112 for it extols the merits of the country . Hume shrewdly suspects a political motive behind the basic structure of the play . He explains : Buckingham and his current supporters ( ' the ...
... sets and equipment . The scale of this will depend on the size and type of theatre and on whether more than one show needs to be stored within the building at a time . Significant amounts of storage are also required for stock items ...
... Shakespeare is how to marry the Elizabethan text and acting tradition with our modern acting tradition ' ( p . 25 ) . This sensitivity to the play's language ( in its widest sense ) enables Barton to make the language speak on the ...
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