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Srdjan Redzepagic,Xavier Richet in performance. In one important sense they are: an actor’s language is alive and not dead; and the moment of speech has no leisure for compromise or indecision. We do not go to the theatre to recognise the meanings of words; we react to performances, to total embodiments of a play’s text.

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Multiple-Sulphur Isotope Biosignatures,ors, designers, directors, musicians and managers collaborate in the endless quest for productions that will engage their audiences. But, in our minds, as we respond to performances, there is a still more various and intimate life. All theatrical realities and limitations may be forgotten, as the pl

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Chris King-Chi Chan,Elaine Sio-Ieng Hui editors present them to us. All our study and enjoyment must start from this evidence and any opinions we form have to be brought back to the same source for assessment. But I decided later to place discussion of Shakespeare’s text at the half-way mark because, until a reader has developed a sense

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MNE Strategies in the Czech Republicabout text because everything derives from that source, and I have considered the response of individual actors because that is where all the action starts. But now I want to establish an opposite and complementary point of view. Plays are written to be enjoyed by audiences, and this means that more