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ESSAYS
Introduction to Measure
for Measure
Shakespeare's Problem
Plays
Elizabethan Drama as a
Mirror or Looking Glass
O, let him marry her!":
Matrimony and Recompense in Measure for Measure
Prostitution and the Feminist
Appropriation of Measure For Measure on the Stage
Production Notes
Performing at the Globe
Seventeenth Century "Natural"
Acting
Desperate Measures:
Politics and the Process of Performance
"I'll Pray to Increase Your Bondage":
Power and Punishment in Measure for Measure
All's Well That Ends Swell?
Measured Endings: How
Productions from 1720 to 1929 Close Shakespeare's Open Silences in Measure
for Measure
Measuring Isabella
From Within
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