Titlebook: Volpone; Text and Performance Arnold P. Hinchliffe Textbook 1985Latest edition Arnold P. Hinchliffe 1985 Coleridge.dramatist.English litera

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The Double Plot. So, for most of the plays of Shakespeare we can point to a particular source. But in . (as mentioned in section 1, Introduction, above), though it draws on many elements from its author’s wide learning, the action is Jonson’s own. T. S. Eliot* insists that Jonson’s dramatic skill lies not so much

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Introductionin the cast, played the title-role. The staging of the play is fairly simple — and indeed it had to be, since it was performed at The Globe, then under more . circumstances at Cambridge and Oxford (whether in college halls or, as has been argued, in one of the local inns), and at court. The producti

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Postscript: Bill Alexander’s Production, The Other Place, 1983f the bed, requires end-on staging. So, in Bill Alexander’s production of 1983, the whole back wall of the acting area was timbered with black Jacobean panelling; this provided cupboards, windows, doors and small peepholes for Voltore and Volpone. In the centre of the floor was a small platform whic

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