Search for Keyword: in: of : Quarto/Octavo Modern Both

Gallery

View associated with :    
Video Location Description


Covent Garden Weeded

CG_1_1 Act 1 Cockbrain responds tensely to Rooksbill's silence Watch video
CG_1_2 Act 1 Rooksbill, unmoving, forces Cockbrain to keep returning to him Watch video
CG_1_3 Act 1 Cockbrain's anxiety on arrival, worried by Rooksbill's lack of enthusiasm Watch video
CG_1_4 Act 1 Rooksbill dominates the scene by remaining stationary and silent while Cockbrain seeks to cajole him into enthusiasm. Watch video
CG_1_5 Act 1 Rooksbill pays no attention to Cockbrian Watch video
CG_1_6 Act 1 Rooksbill looks around the stage to create sense of Covent Garden development. Watch video
CG_1_7 Act 1 Discussion of balconies and sexuality Watch video
CG_1_8 Act 1 Dorcas's soliloquy, performed by Adam Kay Watch video
CG_1_9 Act 1 Dorcas's soliloquy, performed by Robert Lister Watch video
CG_1_10 Act 1 Dorcas's soliloquy, performed by Alan Morrissey Watch video
CG_1_11 Act 1 Alan Morrissey on the verse of Dorcas's speech Watch video
CG_1_12 Act 1 General discussion of Dorcas's soliloquy Watch video
CG_1_14 Act 1 Nick moves towards Dorcas; she moves away. Watch video
CG_1_15 Act 1 Dorcas's asides to the audience Watch video
CG_1_16 Act 1 Madge playful and complicit with the young men Watch video
CG_1_17 Act 1 Madge asks Dorcas for instructions Watch video
CG_1_18 Act 1 Madge asks the young men for instructions Watch video
CG_1_19 Act 1 Dorcas addresses her exclamation to the audience Watch video
CG_1_20 Act 1 Madge playfully rebukes the young men, being complicit with them Watch video
CG_1_22 Act 1 Madge dominates the scene by standing at the table Watch video
CG_1_23 Act 1 Nick dominates by ordering others to sit Watch video
CG_1_24 Act 1 Dorcas asks Nick's 'nick-name' with heavy irony Watch video
CG_1_25 Act 1 Nick approaches Dorcas, touches and moves her Watch video
CG_1_26 Act 1 Nick becomes distracted and vehement about his father, ignoring Dorcas Watch video
CG_1_27 Act 1 Discussion among actors and editors concerning Nick's isolation fixation on his father Watch video
CG_1_40 Act 1 Discussion concerning drunkenness and disorder, and Madge's stance vis a vis the young men Watch video
CG_1_41 Act 1 Discussion of Madge's complicity with the young men Watch video
CG_3_1 Act 3 Belt moves in to listen to Katherine and Lucy Watch video
CG_3_2 Act 3 Discussion of exposition and making sense of action for the audience Watch video
CG_3_3 Act 3 Katherine and Lucy stress the parternal relationships that constrict their choices and roles Watch video
CG_3_4 Act 3 Stand-up comedy quality to the interchange between the young women Watch video
CG_3_5 Act 3 Katherine exaggeratedly insinuates a sexual intent Watch video
CG_3_6 Act 3 Lucy redirects conversation, taking a measure of control Watch video
CG_3_7 Act 3 Discussion of direct address to the audience Watch video
CG_3_8 Act 3 Discussion and varied eye-contact between Katherine and Lucy Watch video
CG_3_9 Act 3 Katherine begins addressing the audience directly Watch video
CG_3_10 Act 3 Katherine and Lucy in undisguised address to the audience Watch video
CG_3_11 Act 3 Lucy as slower on the uptake than the audience Watch video
CG_3_12 Act 3 Lucy responds with disguised amusement and excitement to the story of Dorcas's seduction Watch video
CG_3_13 Act 3 Katherine is suggestive with her words Watch video
CG_3_14 Act 3 Katherine and Lucy move diagonally forward across the stage Watch video
CG_4_1 Act 4 Nick leaps on to the table Watch video
CG_4_2 Act 4 Gender distortion in the women's fight Watch video
CG_4_3 Act 4 Cockbrain addresses the audience directly Watch video
CG_4_4 Act 4 Nick's lines explicitly direct the attack on the Citizen's genitalia Watch video
CG_4_5 Act 4 Cockbrain's disguise comes off, Clotpoll comments to the audience Watch video
CG_4_6 Act 4 Cockbrain forced into position to be attacked Watch video
CG_4_7 Act 4 Another version of Cockbrain's disguise coming off, and asides to the audience Watch video
CG_4_8 Act 4 COckbrain 'threatens his breeches' and the attackers depart Watch video
CG_4_9 Act 4 The Citizen says he is very sore Watch video
CG_4_10 Act 4 The attack on the Citizen as slap-stick Watch video
CG_4_11 Act 4 The attack on the Citizen as more troubling violence Watch video
CG_5_1 Act 5 Discussion of Crosswill's isolation Watch video
CG_5_2 Act 5 Version 1 of Crosswill's speech Watch video
CG_5_3 Act 5 Belt enters during Crosswill's soliloquy Watch video
CG_5_4 Act 5 Belt enters earlier during Crosswill's soliloquy Watch video
CG_5_5 Act 5 Discussion of Belt's earlier entrance and sympathy for Crosswill Watch video
CG_5_6 Act 5 Discussion of why Crosswill changes mood during his speech Watch video
CG_5_7 Act 5 Crosswill's soliloquy version 2 Watch video
CG_5_8 Act 5 Crosswill's soliloquy version 3 Watch video
CG_5_9 Act 5 Crosswill's soliloquy version 4 Watch video
CG_5_10 Act 5 Crosswill's soliloquy version 5 Watch video
CG_5_11 Act 5 Discussion of Crosswill's use of 'beat' and the entrance of Belt Watch video
CG_5_12 Act 5 Discussion of Crosswill and imagination Watch video
CG_5_13 Act 5 Crosswill's whole speech Watch video
CG_5_14 Act 5 Obscene joke in Crosswill's speech Watch video
CG_5_15 Act 5 Crosswill's excessive appreciation of his future daughter-in-law Lucy Watch video
CG_5_17 Act 5 Whole sequence pairing off Lucy and Mihil Watch video
Contact: brome@sheffield.ac.uk Richard Brome Online, ISBN 978-0-9557876-1-4.   © Copyright Royal Holloway, University of London, 2010