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A Midsummer Night's Dream [Rentian xi lianmeng] FILES Introduction; video (1); production background (2); photo (1); publicity (2); news (1); essay (1) 1. | Data Type: video Place: Taipei Publisher: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Date: 2003/5/4 Language: Minnan |
1. | Data Type: production background Author: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Source: Official Website of the National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Place: Taipei Publisher: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Date: 2003/5 Language: Chinese Abstract: an introduction of the Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera | 2. | Data Type: production background Author: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Source: Official Website of the National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Place: Taipei Publisher: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Date: 2003/5 Language: Chinese Abstract: an introduction of the play, including a synposis |
1. | Data Type: photo Place: Taipei Publisher: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Date: 2003/5/4 Abstract: 6 photos |
1. | Data Type: publicity Place: Taipei Publisher: National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts [Guoli Taiwan xiqu zhuankexuexiao], Department of Taiwanese Folk Opera [gezaixi xuexi] Date: 2007/3 Language: Chinese Abstract: poster for the performance in Taichung in 2007 | 2. | Data Type: publicity Author: Feng Chia University General Education Center [Fengjia daxue tongshi jiaoyu zhongxin] Source: FCU Citizen Blog [FCU gongmin suyang buluoge] Place: Taipei Publisher: Sina Blog [Xinlang buluo] Date: 2007/3/28 Language: Chinese Abstract: This is an introduction of the performance at Feng Chia University, with a synopsis and an introduction of the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts (formerly National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts]. Three audience feedbacks are also attached. |
1. | Data Type: news Author: Zhou, Yu-jun Source: Feng Chia Weekley [Fengjia zhoubao] Place: Taichung Publisher: Feng Chia University [Fengjia daxue] Date: 2007/4/19 Language: Chinese Abstract: Feng Chia University's artist in residence invited the performance over to Taichung. The union of traditional opera and Shakespeare, combining both the literary and the popular, is very successful. The play is hilarious, performed in the "anything goes" style, and was well received by the audience. |
1. | Data Type: essay Author: Lin, Ying-nan Source: Taipei Theatre Journal [Xiju xuekan] Place: Taipei Publisher: School of Theatre, Taipei National University of the Arts [Guoli Taibei yishu daxue xiju xueyuan] Volume, Number: 10 Date: 2009 Pages: 199-222 Language: Chinese Abstract: The fairy and the devil have long been closely related in western culture. It has been so either from the definitions of both terms or from interpretations of the art. Puck in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is an agile, comic fairy, who is capable of assuming various shapes and playing tricks on others. But, in terms of cultural origins, the fairy’s image, in fact, also undergoes drastic metamorphic changes. Through an analysis of the play’s relevant passages and a re-contextualization of Early Modern English culture, the article seeks to re-explore the fairy’s origins from folklore, |
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