The majority of Shakespeare's plays have at least one clown
figure making an appearance. These characters range from rogues who
say only a line or two, to important figures like Touchstone and
Falstaff. Videbaek examines even the smallest clown roles, showing
how the clown's freedom of speech allows him to become a mediator
between the audience and the action of the play, helping audience
interpretation. This illuminating celebration of the stage clown's
contribution to the understanding and enjoyment of Shakespeare's
plays will be a valuable resource for both students and scholars
alike.
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