English drama - History and criticism. - 21st century

The changing language of modern English drama 1945-2005 by: (Electronic resources)

The grotesque in contemporary Anglophone drama by: (Electronic resources)

Sherlock Holmes from screen to stagepost-millennial adaptations in British theatre / by: (Electronic resources)

Elizabethan and Jacobean reappropriation in contemporary British drama'Upstart crows' / by: (Electronic resources)

David Greig's holed theatreglobalization, ethics and the spectator / by: (Electronic resources)

Contemporary gothic dramaattraction, consummation and consumption on the modern British stage / by: (Electronic resources)

Madness in contemporary British theatreresistances and representations / by: (Electronic resources)

Representing the rural on the English stageperformance and rurality in the twenty-first century / by: (Electronic resources)

Literature.

Contemporary Literature.

North American Literature.

Cultural and Media Studies.

Ethics.

Grotesque in literature.

British and Irish Literature.

Stage adaptations.

Early Modern/Renaissance Literature.

Literary Theory.

Gothic revival (Literature)

Ecocriticism.

Social and Cultural Geography.

Theatre and Performance Studies.

Performing Arts.

Globalization in literature.

Film Theory.

Holmes, Sherlock

Detective and mystery plays, English

Theatre History.

National and Regional Theatre and Performance.

English drama

American drama

Theater

Contemporary Theatre.

National/Regional Theatre and Performance.

Rural conditions in literature.

Country life in literature.

Doyle, Arthur Conan,

British Culture.

Literary History.

Political plays, English

Mentally ill in literature.

Mental illness in literature.

Contemporary Theatre and Performance.