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@proceedings{1559337,
author = {Mikyšková, Anna},
booktitle = {British Shakespeare Association Conference 2019. Shakespeare, Race and Nation. Swansea University, UK,17-20 July 2019},
keywords = {Thomas Dekker; Philip Massinger; St Dorothy; Johann Georg Gettner; English and German comedians; drama; translation; adaptation},
language = {eng},
title = {Massinger and Dekker's "The Virgin Martyr" in the Hands of German 'Comödianten'},
url = {https://www.britishshakespeare.ws/calendar/shakespeare-race-and-nation/},
year = {2019}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1559337
AU - Mikyšková, Anna
PY - 2019
TI - Massinger and Dekker's "The Virgin Martyr" in the Hands of German 'Comödianten'
KW - Thomas Dekker
KW - Philip Massinger
KW - St Dorothy
KW - Johann Georg Gettner
KW - English and German comedians
KW - drama
KW - translation
KW - adaptation
UR - https://www.britishshakespeare.ws/calendar/shakespeare-race-and-nation/
L2 - https://www.britishshakespeare.ws/calendar/shakespeare-race-and-nation/
N2 - The tragedy The Virgin Martyr (1618), a collaborative play by Philip Massinger and Thomas Dekker, was the first professional contribution to the Continental tradition of staging plays about St Dorothy. Shortly after its publication in England (1622) the play travelled with English itinerant actors to the Continent, where it became a popular piece, especially in the German lands. Johann Christian Neuhuber’s 2011 discovery of Johann Georg Gettner’s manuscript Die Heylige Martyrin Dorothea (1691?), which is a German adaptation of The Virgin Martyr, enables a textual comparative analysis which yields a unique insight into the fate of the Jacobean play abroad and into the practice of early modern German acting companies.
ER -
MIKYŠKOVÁ, Anna. Massinger and Dekker's ''The Virgin Martyr'' in the Hands of German 'Comödianten'. In \textit{British Shakespeare Association Conference 2019. Shakespeare, Race and Nation. Swansea University, UK,17-20 July 2019}. 2019.
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