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I was wondering if anyone could give me some info on theatre history
Ph.D. programs around.  I am planning on applying for this coming
academic year.

I have three areas of interest right now:

1) 17th century British actor training schools (i.e., nurseries)
2) Artur Hazialius and Skansen and how he was affected by the genre of
realism
3) Compare the Yiddish and Gaelic revivals and see how they are both
using theatre to help with the renaissance of the dying languages.

Any and all info will be most helpful and welcome.

Please respond directly to me as I do not frequent the newsgroups.

Thank you very much in advance.

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   Josh
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jbuck@wam.umd.edu
http://gl.umbc.edu/~jbuck1

. . . But comedy did escape notice in the beginning because it was not
taken seriously.
                                        --Aristotle, _Poetics_


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