Issued as: Theatre symposium, vol. 10. "Papers delivered at the April 2001 SETC Theater Symposium ... Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia"--P. [5]. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Part I. Images of men and women in nineteenth-century drama. Suppressing the female voice: Edwin Forrest's silencing of women in Jack Cade / Karl Kippola -- The old buzzard: figuring gender in The Black Crook / Dorothy Holland -- In her place: a consideration of gendered space in nineteenth-century melodrama / Laurie Wolf -- Seeing double: theatrical strategy and cultural anxieties in Boucicault / Brian T. Carney. Part II. Cross-dressing, commodity, and community. The stage is not the place for real women: the odd career of Lulu Glaser / Martha S. LoMonaco -- Women and the benefit: "peculiar constructions" and representations of gendered communities / Helen Huff -- Breeches and blondes: nineteenth-century theatrical and cultural performance / Kirsten Pullen -- Cross-dressing in nineteenth-century frontier drama / Roger Hall -- Clean and sober: women celebrity endorsers and the 1883 Pears' Soap campaign / Sherry J. Caldwell -- Post-symposium discussion: an excerpt.
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