Internat'l Marlowe

The International Christopher Marlowe: AHRC project which explores the international dimension of the life & works of Christopher Marlowe. J. Hunter tweeting

[Adam G. Hooks @adamghooks]

Today is the first day of A Play A Day, a new project from @Shxperienced : https://t.co/AwVjAs8FLu

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

@IntMarlowe (and yesterday!) #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Thank you, too, to Jasmine Hunter-Evans, project facilitator & Ed Paleit for all of their hard work in making today happen #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Thank you to ALL our fabulous speakers, and the staff @UniofExeter for a wonderful, stimulating couple of days. #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Unfortunately, this is where I must leave you! It's been fab tweeting with you. Back to my usual persona as @noranoraenoram #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

...and Wanda Swiatkowska on Doctor Faustus: between the scenario by Jerzy. Gratowski & the translation by Jans Kasprowicz #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Our final 2 papers are Jan Frans van Dijkhuizen on Marlowe & Religion in 21stC: 2 Dutch case studies ...(1/2) #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Questions for the first half of our last panel now. #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T suggests the play is modular, inviting diff kinds of comic turns adapting to touring performance #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: modern editors troubled by the comic scenes; have been described as 'degenerate' #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: taking M's Faustus back to Germany would seem a logical and satisfying thing to do, esp. in Frankfurt #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: 1st English comedians likely members if the Admirals Men, refuting EK Chambers #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: Iohan Bouset disguised as monk scene in Heinrich Julius acts as pastiche of Marlowe's Faustus, suggests Julius saw the play #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: likely that the travel diary Mentzel cites was uncatalogued & subsequently lost in WWII. No reason to believe it didn't exist #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: citation in Elizabeth Mentzel's C19th book has recently been doubted/discredited, but that's not really fair #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

O-T: fragmentary evidence of English Comedians' early performances in Germany, incl. Marlowe's plays & Gammer Gurton's Needle #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Now it's George Oppitz-Trotman (who I'll abbreviate as. O-T) with Faustus and the English Comedians #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Hillman: M's Faust prefers the original--via France--to the reductions of PF English version #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Hillman demonstrating impressive command of French and German in is talk #IntMar15

[Internat'l Marlowe @IntMarlowe]

Hillman: Marlowe's 'medievalising' dramaturgy of the angels more like original--& French trans.--than PF English trans. #IntMar15