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Top: Arts: Literature: Drama: Medieval (31)

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The Cambridge History of English and American Literature: The Drama to 1642 - An introduction.

Drama of the Middle Ages - An overview of Medieval theatre; includes a list of related links.

Medieval Church Plays - An overview of the development of medieval religious drama.

The Medieval Drama - A history of dramatic literature as it developed during the Middle Ages.

Medieval Theatre Index - Index of articles on medieval theatre.

Minstrels and Jongleurs - A brief description of the rise and fall of the medieval minstrel.

Moralities and Mysteries - Several short but informative introductory articles.

Moralities, Interludes and Farces of the Middle Ages - An analysis of several different forms of theatre which first appeared during the Middle Ages.

PLS - Poculi Ludique Societas - Account of the many productions presented by this Medieval and Renaissance drama group.

Queer Play - Article on 'The Cultural Work of Crossdressing in Medieval Drama'.

Records of Early English Drama - Online searchable database of drama patrons and performances in medieval and Renaissance England, with interactive mapping.

The Willsborough Mystery Plays - A new cycle, imitating the spirit of the medieval plays in modern form.