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by Andrew Dickson


  Dobrowsky, Frantz

  Doctor Faustus

  Doke, Clement

  Doll’s House, A (Ibsen play)

  Dollimore, Jonathan

  Domestic Manners of the Americans (Trollope)

  Don Carlos (Schiller play)

  Donizetti, Gaetano

  Donne, John

  Doran, Gregory

  Döring, Tobias

  Downton Abbey (British TV series)

  Doyle, Arthur Conan

  Dramatic Arts Centre, Shanghai

  Dresden, Germany

  Droeshout, Martin

  Drury Lane see Theatre Royal

  Dryden, John

  Du Bois, William Edward Burghardt

  ‘W. E. B.’

  Dube, John

  Dublin, Ireland

  Dudley, Robert, 1st Earl of Leicester

  Dulwich College, London

  Dumas, Alexandre

  Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

  Dusinberre, Juliet

  Düsseldorf, Germany

  Dutch East India Company

  Dutch Revolt (1568–1648)

  Dutt, Guru

  Dutt, Utpal

  Dutta, Michael Madhusudan

  Dylan, Bob

  E

  Eagle theatre, Sacramento

  Earl of Carlisle see Howard, George

  Earl of Essex see Devereux, Robert

  Earl of Leicester see Dudley, Robert

  East Germany see German Democratic Republic (GDR)

  East India Company

  Eastern Cape Province, South Africa

  Eastward Ho (play)

  Eckermann, Johann Peter

  Eddelman, Bill

  Edinburgh, Scotland

  Edinburgh Review

  Egmont (Goethe)

  Egypt

  Elgar, Edward William

  Eliot, Thomas Stearns ‘T. S.’

  Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland

  Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom

  Ellington, Duke

  Elphinstone, Mountstuart

  Elphinstone College, Mumbai

  Elphinstone Theatre Company

  Emerson, Ralph Waldo

  Empson, William

  Enchanted Island, The (Dryden & Davenant play) see Tempest, The

  Encyclopedia of Geography (Murray)

  Engels, Friedrich

  English Civil War (1642–1651)

  English Education Act (1835)

  English language, global expansion of

  English Poet Reciting from Afar, An see Tales from Shakespeare (Lambs)

  Englishman

  Ephesus, Turkey

  Erasmus, Desiderius

  Essais (Montaigne)

  Essays (Emerson)

  Essop, Mohamed

  eugenics

  European Union (EU)

  Europeanism

  Eurozone crisis

  Evans, Maurice

  Every Man in his Humour (Jonson play)

  F

  Fair Penitent (Rowe play)

  Falcon Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon

  Falkland Road, Mumbai

  Fang Ping

  Fanon, Frantz

  Farber, Yaël

  Farquhar, George

  Faucit, Helen

  Faust (Goethe play)

  FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

  Fechter, Charles

  Feldherrnhalle, Munich

  Fellowes, Julian

  Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor

  Fifty Shades of Grey (James)

  Filinova-Bruton, Kseniya

  Filmindia

  Fincher, David

  First Folio (1623) see folios

  First World War see World War I

  Flanders

  Fleischer Studios

  Fletcher, John

  Florence, Italy

  Florida, United States

  Florio, John

  Flower of Persia, The (Indian play)

  Flower, Edward Fordham

  Flushing (Vlissingen), Netherlands

  Flynn, Errol

  Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington DC

  Folger, Emily

  Folger, Henry Clay

  folios

  First Folio (1623)

  Fourth Folio (1685)

  Forbidden City, Beijing

  Ford’s theatre, Washington DC

  Forests (Bieito play)

  Forman, Simon

  Forrest, Edwin

  Fort Bridger, Wyoming

  Fort William, Kolkata

  Fortunatus and his Purse and Wishing-Cap (play)

  Fortune Playhouse

  Ashland

  London

  ‘Forty-Niners’

  Foster, Norman

  Fouché, Jacobus Johannes ‘Jim’

  France

  Franco, Francisco

  Frankfurt, Germany

  Franklin, Benjamin

  Frederick II, King of Denmark

  Freedom theatre, Jenin

  Freie Universität, Berlin

  Freiligrath, Ferdinand

  Fremont, Ohio

  French Concession, Shanghai

  French language

  French Revolution (1789)

  Frick, Henry Clay

  Friedrich, Caspar David

  Fudan University, Shanghai

  Fugard, Athol

  Führerbau, Munich

  Fujian, China

  Fulda, Karl

  Fulda, Ludwig

  Furness, Horace Howard

  Fuseli, Henry

  G

  Gade, Sven

  Galsworthy, John

  gambling

  Ganapatrao

  Gandhi, Indira

  Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand

  Ganti, Tejaswini

  Gao Xingjian

  Garibaldi, Giuseppe

  Garrick, David

  Gartenhaus, Weimar

  Gauteng Province, South Africa

  Gay, John

  Gdańsk, Poland

  Gdynia, Poland

  Generall Historie of the Turks, The (Knolles)

  Geoffrey of Monmouth

  Geographical Historie of Africa, A (Africanus)

  George II, King of Great Britain and Ireland

  George III, King of the United Kingdom

  George V, King of the United Kingdom

  German Concession, Shanghai

  German Democratic Republic (GDR)

  German language

  German Romanticism

  Germany

  Gershwin, George

  Ghosh, Girish Chandra

  Ghosh, Hara Chandra

  Gielgud, John

  Gilbert, Kimberly

  Gill, Eric

  Giraldi, Giambattista

  Glasgow, Scotland

  Gleichschaltung (‘falling-into-line’)

  globalisation theory

  Globe theatre

  Cedar City

  Chicago

  Cleveland

  Jukkasjärvi

  London

  Neuss, Germany

  San Diego

  Goa, India

  Godalming, Surrey

  Godly Woman of Antwerp (play)

  Goebbels, Joseph

  Goering, Hermann

  von Goethe, Christiane

  von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang

  Goethe-Gesellschaft

  Goethe-Schiller Archive

  Goethehaus, Weimar

  Gold Rush

  Goldblatt, David

  Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco

  Goldstein, Ludwig

  Goldwyn, Sam

  Gollancz, Israel

  Gorakh Dhandha see Comedy of Errors, The

  Gosson, Stephen

  Gottsched, Johann Christoph

  Götz von Berlichingen (Goethe play)

  Gould, Dorothy Ann

  Govinda

  Grahamstown, Eastern Cape Province

  Grant Road, Mumbai

  Grant, Ulysses S.

  Grass Valley, Califor
nia

  Gray’s Inn, London

  Graz, Austria

  Great Depression

  Great Hall of the People, Beijing

  Great Leap Forward (1958–1961)

  Greece

  Greek tragedy

  Green, John

  Greenblatt, Stephen

  Greene, Robert

  Greg, Walter Wilson

  Griffith, David Llewelyn Wark ‘D. W.’

  Group Areas Acts (South Africa, 1965)

  Gründgens, Gustaf

  Guangzhou, Guangdong

  Guardian

  Gui zhao see Tales from Shakespeare (Lambs)

  Gujarat, India

  Gujarati

  Gulf War (1990–1991)

  Gulzar

  Gundolf, Friedrich

  Günther, Hans F. K.

  Gutenberg, Johann

  H

  Habima

  Hackett, James Henry

  Hahn, Matthew

  Haines, Richard

  Hallam, Lewis

  Hallam, Sarah

  Hallams’ London Company

  Halle, Edward

  Halle, Germany

  Halliday, Andrew

  Hamann, Johann Georg

  Hamburg National Theatre

  Hamburgische Dramaturgie (Lessing)

  Hamlet

  in American West

  Bad Sleep Well, The (1960)

  Bestrafte Brudermord, Der

  at California Shakespeare Theatre

  Chongqing performance (1942)

  Dresden performance (1626)

  Furness’s edition (1877)

  GI Hamlet

  Gui zhao

  Hamburg National Theatre performance (1776)

  Hamlet (1921 film)

  Hamlet (1935 film)

  Hamlet (1948 film)

  Hamlet (1954 film)

  Irving’s production (1883)

  Khoon-e-Nahaq (1898)

  Khoon-ka-Khoon (1935 film)

  Klingon translation

  Kurosawa film adaptation (1960)

  and Marxism

  Müllier’s adaptation

  in Nazi Germany

  Olivier’s film version (1948)

  Ostermeier’s production

  play-within-the-play

  Poole’s adaptation

  Revenge of Prince Zi Dan, The

  Sahu’s film version (1954)

  Schlegel’s German translation

  Sierra Leone performance on Red Dragon (1607)

  Sven Gade’s silent film (1921)

  at Teatr Szekspirowski in Gdańsk io

  Tian Han’s adaptation

  and Tiv people

  Hamlet, North Dakota

  Hamlet and Eggs (US film)

  Hamlet Travestie (Poole play)

  ‘Hamletism’

  Hamletmaschine, Die (Müller)

  Hangtown, California

  Hanover, Germany

  Hanseatic League

  Hanseatic War (1469–1474)

  Haq, Abdul

  Hardinge, Henry

  Hardy, Thomas

  Harlan, Veit

  Harmsworth, Leicester

  Harry Potter (J. K. Rowling)

  Harvard University

  Hashr Kashmiri, Agha

  Hasse, John Edward

  Hassim, Kadir

  Hastings, Warren

  Hathili Dulhan see Taming of the Shrew, The

  Hauptmann, Gerhart

  Hawaii, United States

  Hawthorne, Nathaniel

  Hearst, William Randolph

  Hector (ship)

  Heilongjiang, China

  Heine, Heinrich

  Hell’s Delight, California

  Helsingør, Denmark

  Heminges, John

  Henley Street, Stratford-upon-Avon

  Henry IV Part I

  Henry IV Part II

  Henry V

  at Chowringhee theatre (1816)

  Olivier’s film version (1944)

  St Crispin’s Day speech

  Henry VI Part II

  Henry VI Part III

  Henry VII, King of England

  Henry VIII

  Henry VIII, King of England and Ireland

  Herder, Johann Gottfried

  ‘Herne’s Oak’, Windsor

  Herrick, Robert

  Highbrow/Lowbrow (Levine)

  Hillbrow, Johannesburg

  Himmler, Heinrich

  Hindi

  Hindu College, Kolkata

  Hindu theatre, Kolkata

  Hinduism

  Hindustani

  ‘Hinglish’

  Hinman, Charlton K.

  Hiren the Fair Greek (play)

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hitler Youth

  Holbrook, Peter

  Holinshed, Raphael

  Hollywood, Los Angeles

  Holocaust

  Holy Trinity church, Stratford-upon-Avon

  Homer

  Honecker, Erich

  Hong Kong

  Hongwu, Ming Emperor

  Hoover, Herbert

  Hopper, Dennis

  Hosseini, Khaled

  House of Cards (TV series)

  House of Lords

  House Un-American Activities Committee

  Householder, The (Merchant Ivory movie)

  Howard, Leslie

  Howarth, Donald

  Hu Dao

  Hu Lunting

  huaju (Chinese dramatic genre)

  Huang, Alexa

  Huckleberry Finn (Twain)

  Hugli, River

  Hugo, François-Victor

  Hugo, Victor

  Huguenots

  Humfreville, J. Lee

  Hundred Flowers campaign (China,1956)

  Hungary

  Hunter, Kathryn

  I

  Ibrahim, Muhammad Hafiz

  Ibsen, Henrik

  Icelandic sagas

  Idaho, United States

  Iffland, August Wilhelm

  Illinois, United States

  Ilm River

  imitatio (Renaissance concept)

  Immorality Act (South Africa, 1927)

  India

  Indian and Colonial Exhibition (1885)

  Indian Copyright Act (1957)

  Indian National Congress

  Indian Removal Act (US, 1830)

  Indian Shakespeare Theatrical Company

  Indiana, United States

  ‘Indlish’

  Indraprastha College, Delhi

  International Shakespeare Association

  Iran

  Irani, Ardeshir

  Iraq

  Ireland

  Irving, Henry

  Irving, Washington

  Is Shakespeare Dead? (Twain)

  isiXhosa

  isiZulu

  Islam

  Island, The (Fugard play)

  Isle of Dogs, The

  Israel

  It Happened One Night (US movie)

  Italian

  Italy

  Ivory, James

  J

  Jackson, Andrew

  Jacobethan England

  Jadhav, V.

  Jaffrey, Madhur

  Jaipuri, Hasrat

  Jallianwala Bagh massacre (1919)

  Jamaica

  James VI and I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland

  James, Henry

  Jamestown, Virginia

  Japan

  Jardine, Lisa

  jatra (Indian theatre form)

  jazz

  Jeejeebhoy, Jamsetjee

  Jefferson, Thomas

  Jena, Germany

  Jenin, West Bank

  Jew of Malta, The (Marlowe play)

  Jews

  Jhabvala, Ruth Prawer

  Jiang Qing

  Jiang Zemin

  Jiao Huang

  Jiaxing, Zhejiang

  jingju (Beijing opera)

  Johannesburg, Gauteng Province

  Johannesburg Awakening Minds (JAM)
r />   Johnson, Samuel

  Jones, Daniel

  Jones, Henry Arthur

  Jones, James Earl

  Jonson, Ben

  Jouris, David

  Journal of the Plague Year, A (Defoe)

  Jud Süss (German movie)

  Jud von Venedig (German play)

  Juhu, Mumbai

  Jukkasjärvi, Sweden

  Julius Caesar

  American Company production in Philadelphia (1770)

  Bristow’s staging (1789)

  Broadway run (1875)

  Dutt’s adaptation (1964)

  first German translation (1741)

  first known performance (1599)

  Hitler’s sketchbook set design

  Hollywood film (1953)

  Plaatje’s Setswana translation

  SeZaR (2001)

  George Washington hosts performance

  Julius Caesar Project, The (South African adaptation)

  Julius Sneezer (play)

  K

  Kabale und Liebe (Schiller play)

  Kabul, Afghanistan

  Kalidasa

  Kalikata; see also Kolkata

  Kaliyattam see Othello

  Kammerspiele, Munich

  Kani, Atandwa

  Kani, John

  Kani, Xolile

  Kanjanavanit, Ing

  Kannada

  Kannaki see Antony and Cleopatra

  Kant, Immanuel

  Kapalkundala (Bankim)

  Kapoor, Kareena

  Kapoor, Kunal

  Kapoor, Prithviraj

  Kapoor, Raj

  Kapoor, Shashi

  Karl August, Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach

  Karl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg

  Katariya, Sharat

  Kathrada, Ahmed

  Kean, Charles

  Kean, Edmund

  Kean, Thomas

  Keats, John

  Keeling, William

  Kempe, William

  Kendal family

  Kendal, Felicity

  Kendal, Geoffrey

  Kendal, Jennifer

  Kendal, Laura

  Kentrup, Norbert

  Kentucky, United States

  Kerala, India

  Khachaturian, Aram

  Khan, Irrfan

  Khan, Salman

  Khatau-Alfred Theatrical Company

  Khayelitsha, Cape Town

  Khoikhoi people

  Khoon-e-Nahaq see Hamlet

  Khoon-ka-Khoon see Hamlet

  Killarney, Johannesburg

  Kimberley, Northern Cape Province

  King Edward VI School, Stratford-upon-Avon

  King John

  King Lear

  Belarus Free Theatre performance

  at court of James I (1606)

  Last Lear, The (2007 film)

  Life Goes On (2009 film)

  and Marxism

  Ming Dynasty (2008)

  Raja Lear (2010)

  Reible’s adaptation (1971)

  Shakespeare-Tage performance in Munich (2013)

  Smiley’s adaptation

  King’s Men

  Kinkels innie Kabel see Comedy of Errors, The

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Kirkwood, Lucy

  Kite Runner, The (Hosseini)

  von Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian

  Klingon

  Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb

  Klotz, Phyllis

  Knolles, Richard

  Kolin, Philip C.

  Kolkata, West Bengal

  Königsberg, Germany

  Königsplatz, Munich

  Koon, Helene Wickham

  Korea

  Kotzebue, August

 

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