title: The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Drama (Cambridge Companions to Literature)
author: A Braunmuller
description: "An intelligent compilation of current knowledge and hypotheses in the field of Renaissance drama, it is a valuable corrective to existing handbooks...The ten essays cover a lot of ground with a minimum of duplication...Most readers will discover some fresh insights into the work of major dramatists." <br /> - Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England, Michael Shapiro<br /><br />"In its newly revised form, this work solidifies its status as the best single-volume introduction to the non-Shakespearean English drama of the later Elizabethan, Jacobean, and Caroline periods." <br /> - Sixteenth Century Journal, Arnold W. Preussner, Truman State University
zlib_text: LOVE COMEDY
  Bett Cambridge had been able its
  dream to become a star of
  Broadway. The only shade in his
  carrera was an unfortunate sen-
  timental adventure with Cul
  McCul ough, famous author of
  theater.
  When, after the years volvieron
  to work together, the love that had
  existed among them arose from
  new, pero also the problems...
  
  CHAPTER 1
  Silence was spectral. Only there was an ignited light in the ceiling, in
  agreement with the rules of union. Bett Cambridge was standing, in the
  emptiness and calm scene with a libreto in the hands and escudriñaba the
  dark theater. It knew that judges were present, but she did not see
  them. They had selected it next to other three girls, after one first test.
  It was more scared than before, but it imagined that they had liked she
  because otherwise they had not requested to him who she returned.
  It knew the work well and the personage who it wished to interpret. It
  knew it so well like its own name since it knew much of the author. It
  thought that he wa