Reuss Gabriella - Shakespeare Londonban and Pest-Budán

The reader is holding an unusual literary or theater history: Shakespeare invites theater lovers to an investigation in London and Pest-Buda. The journey takes place with the appearance of a telegraphed textbook by a famous London actor from 1834 and ends behind the scenes of the Hungarian Theater in Pest-Buda. In addition to William Charles Macready and his contemporary, Gábor Egressy, the book features eighteenth- and twentieth-century Shakespeare researchers, Shakespeare actors, stage masters, and helpers, critics, and textbook thieves. And the notary from Peleske ...

The author is an assistant professor at the Anglo-American Institute of the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, his scientific publications are related to the Shakespeare cult and the role of help copies and lecture texts in culture. As a university lecturer, he enjoys teaching Shakespeare works and cult history through contemporary British dramas. In her work, she seeks to combine philology, theater studies, theatrical practice, and audience study.