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These websites contain a wealth of information about medieval culture and drama.
Using resources from these sites, discuss how traditional Asian theater forms have influenced modern western productions. Cite specific examples from your research.
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| Labyrinth Home Page | ||
| Sponsored by Georgetown University's medieval studies department, this site offers scholarly resources compiled from around the world. ( http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/labyrinth-home.html ) | ||
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| European Medieval Drama Links | ||
Links to sites with texts of the Townley and York mystery cycle plays. Using the research materials available at this site, create a bibliography that could accompany a university theater department's updated production of the Mons Noah's Ark of 1501. ( http://collectorspost.com/Catalogue/medramalinks.htm ) | ||
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| USF Asian Theatre Site | ||
| This Asian theater site at the University of San Francisco links to information about various Asian theater forms from China, Japan, and southeast Asia. ( http://www.usfca.edu/fac-staff/davisr/thtrasia.html ) | ||
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| Tales from Sanskrit Dramatists | ||
| Provides an introduction to Sanskrit dramatists, plus synopses of several Sanskrit plays. ( http://www.investindia.com/newsite/kids/stories/sanskrit.htm ) | ||
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