Publisher's Synopsis
A detailed study of the conventual buildings of Blackfriars in London and the playhouses that were later constructed within them. Joseph Quincy Adams meticulously examines the history and architecture of this significant site, shedding light on its transformation from a religious complex to a center for theatrical performance. This book offers valuable insights into the physical spaces that shaped early English drama, tracing the evolution of Blackfriars and its impact on the development of English Renaissance theatre.
Explore the architectural details and historical context of Blackfriars, a crucial location in the history of English drama. This study provides a comprehensive overview of the site's structure and its importance in the cultural landscape of London.
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