A Structural Approach to the Analysis of Drama

Abbey theatre Addams analysis audience Bartley Bartley's death begins Berenice Bluntschli bread Brecht carry the action Cathleen Célimène character Clarisse Clarisse's closure creates device discover discovery Downer dramatic drowned early point-of-attack effect episodes Erlynne Erlynne's example exits and entrances expect exposition fate foreshadow Frankie Frankie's function Galileo give happens Hedda Henrik Ibsen Honey Camden husband Ibsen J. M. Synge Kenneth Thorpe Rowe Kurt Koffka L. A. G. Strong Lady Windermere Lady Windermere's Fan late point-of-attack play leaving letter look Lord Darlington Lord Windermere Maurya Maurya's speech meaning Michael's clothes mother Nora Nora's obligatory scene on-stage pattern of action Petkoff play's playwright plot Prosper Raina recurrence recurring relationships reversal rhythm Riders Sardou stage properties story structural pattern suspense Suzanne symbol Synge Synge's tell theatre theme tragedy Vanhove well-made play white boards whole play William Archer Windermere's woman