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• The dramatic writings of John Bale, bishop of OssoryJohn Bale
• Philaster. A tragedy. Written by Beaumont and Fletcher. With alterations. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-LaneFrancis Beaumont
• A letter to Richard Heber, esq. containing some observations on the merits of Mr. Weber's late edition of Ford's dramatic worksJohn Mitford
• The dramatic writings of Ulpian Fulwell, comprising Like will to like--Note-book and word-list; ed. by John S. FarmerUlpian Fulwell
• Mr. William Shakespeare's tragedie of Hamlet, prince of Denmarke, published according to the true originall copiesWilliam Shakespeare
• The tragedie of Hamlet, prince of DenmarkeWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespeare: the man, an attempt to find traces of the dramatist's character in his dramasGoldwin Smith
• Literature in the theatre, and other essaysW. A. Darlington
• The comedies of Shakespeare : the text of the Oxford edWilliam Shakespeare
• The comedies of ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare
• The tragedies of Shakespeare : the text of the Oxford edWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespearean breviates. An adjustment of twenty-four of the longer plays of Shakespeare to convenient reading limitsWilliam Shakespeare
• An international vocabulary of technical theatre terms in eight languages (American, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish SwedisInternational Theatre Institute
• So you want to go into the theatre? A "manual"Shepard Traube
• The theatre in its relation to the stateHenry Irving
• Dramatic works. Translated into English prose. With short introductions and explanatory notesMolière
• The drama on crutches : a satire of the dayR. André
• Shakespearean gems : in French and English settings : from the plays of the bard of AvonWilliam Shakespeare
• The romance of the American theatreMary Caroline Crawford
• The twentieth-century theatreFrank Vernon
• A national theatreHarley Granville-Barker
• Gedankenlese aus Shakspeare's dramatischen werken nach der v. Schlegel-Tieckʼschen deutschen übersetzungWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's theaterAshley Horace Thorndike
• Goldene worte aus Shakspeare's dramatischen werkenWilliam Shakespeare
• From "The Bells" to "King Arthur"; a critical record of the first-night productions at the Lyceum theatre from 1871 to 1895Clement Scott
• Hamlet, tragédie de ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare
• The theatre of Max ReinhardtHuntly Carter
• King Henry IV. : Drama in two partsWilliam Shakespeare
• A Shakspere festival; being a fantasy of mockery and mirth composed of scenes from various plays presented by five companies of players befoSarah Emma Simons
• For the greatest theatre in the worldBen Greet
• A letter to M. Regnier, of the Théâtre Français, by George Sand upon her adaptation to the French stage of Shakespeare's "As you like it." TGeorge Sand
• Shakespere's Comedy of errors, produced at the Alexandra theatre, Liverpool, Monday, June 13th, 1881William Shakespeare
• Shakepeare's Comedy of errors, as arranged for representation at the Royal Princess's theatreWilliam Shakespeare
• Queen Elizabeth; or, The origin of Shakespeare. A drama in five acts, after the Elizabethan modelTresham Dames Gregg
• A pleasaunt comedie of the life of Will Shakspeare, player of the Globe theatre on the Bankside, wherein may be found sundrie variable and dHarry B. Smith
• Woman on her own, False gods and The red robe: three plays by Brieux. The English versions by Mrs. Bernard Shaw, J.F. [!] Fagan, and A. BernEugène Brieux
• Hamlet, Prince of Denmark : a tragedy, in five acts; as performed at the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury LaneWilliam Shakespeare
• The Shakspeare plays. The theatre. &c. "Who wrote Shakspeare?" Printed for private circulationOran Follett
• Shakespeare's tragedy of Hamlet, prince of Denmark. Arranged for representation at the Princess's theatre, with explanatory notes, by CharleWilliam Shakespeare
• Chief contemporary dramatists; twenty plays from the recent drama of England, Ireland, America, Germany, France, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, anThomas H. Dickinson
• Notes and emendations to the text of Shakepeare's plays, from early manuscript corrections in a copy of the folio, 1632, in the possession oJohn Payne Collier
• On the rudiments of the Shakspearian dramaJames Wiss
• Shakespeare's Holinshed : the Chronicle and the historical plays comparedRaphael Holinshed
• Machiavelli and the Elizabethan drama ... by Edward MeyerEdward Stockton Meyer
• Shakspere's predecessors in the English dramaJohn Addington Symonds
• Lectures on the dramatic literature of the age of Elizabeth, delivered at the Surrey InstitutionWilliam Hazlitt
• Charles Lamb's Specimens of English dramatic poets who lived about the time of Shakespeare, including the extracts from the Garrick plays [iCharles Lamb
• A chapter from an attempt of a critique of the chronologies of Shakespeare's playsClemens Theisen
• Shakespeare in Hungary; his plays on the stage and his influence in literature and lifeZoltán Haraszti
• On ten plays of ShakespeareStopford A. Brooke
• Shakespeare; studied in eight plays, by the Hon. Albert S.G. CanningAlbert Stratford George Canning
• Shakespeare studied in three playsAlbert Stratford George Canning
• Notes and lectures upon Shakespeare and some of the old poets and dramatists, with other literary remains of S. T. ColeridgeSamuel Taylor Coleridge
• Shakespeare's play of King Henry the Fifth, arranged for representation at the Princess's theatre, with historical and explanatory notesWilliam Shakespeare
• Richard, duke of York; or, The contention of York and Lancaster. (Altered from Shakespeare's Henry VI) ... As it is performed at the TheatreWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's historical play of King Henry the Eighth; arranged for representation at the Princess's theatreWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's historical play of King Henry the Eighth, arranged for representation at the Royal Princess's theatre. : With historical and eWilliam Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's King Henry the Eighth, a historical play, rev. by J.P. Kemble; and now first pub. as it is acted at the Theatre Royal in CovenWilliam Shakespeare
• Essays on the life and plays of ShakespeareWilliam Watkiss Lloyd
• Shakespeare's tragedy of King Lear, arranged for representation at the Princess's theatreWilliam Shakespeare