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100 1  Ackroyd, Julie,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n2017004595|eauthor. 
245 10 Child actors on the London stage, circa 1600 :|btheir 
       education, recruitment and theatrical success /|cJulie 
       Ackroyd. 
264  1 Eastbourne :|bSussex Academic Press ;|aChicago, IL :|bJohn
       Wiley & Sons, Inc.;|aCanada :|bSussex Academic Press 
       (Canada),|c2017. 
300    1 online resource (vii, 231 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Cover; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgements; A Note 
       on Sources; Introduction Professional Children's Acting 
       Companies in London, circa 1600; 1 The Clifton Star 
       Chamber Case and the Recruitment of Boys for the 
       Blackfriars Company: Choristers vs. Actors; 2 Grammar 
       School Skills Transferable to the Blackfriars Stage: The 
       Influence of Rhetoric and Oration; 3 The Portrayal of 
       Female Characters by Members of the Boys' Companies; 4 Age
       Transvestism and the Playing of Adult Male Roles by 
       Children 
505 8  5 The Exchange of Play Texts Between Adult and Child 
       Companies: Their Use of the Induction and Prologue6 Play 
       Text Exchanges between Child Companies and Amateur Adult 
       Companies: The Work of William Percy; Conclusion The Place
       of the Child Actor in Society; Notes; Bibliography; Index;
       About Sussex Academic Press 
520    "A legal document dated 1600, for a Star Chamber case 
       titled Clifton vs. Robinson, details how boys were 
       abducted from London streets and forcibly held in order to
       train them as actors for the Blackfriars theatre. No 
       adults were seen on-stage in this theatre, which was 
       stocked solely by acting boys, resulting in a satirical 
       and scurrilous method of play presentation. Were the boys 
       specifically targeted for skills they may have possessed 
       which would have been applicable to this type of play 
       presentation? And, was this method of 'recruitment' 
       typical or atypical of Elizabethan theatre?"--|cProvided 
       by publisher. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aAckroyd, Julie.|tChild actors on the 
       London stage, circa 1600.|dEastbourne : Sussex Academic 
       Press ; Chicago, IL : John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; Canada : 
       Sussex Academic Press (Canada), 2017|z9781845198480|w(DLC)
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