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The rover

A performance of Aphra Behn's The rover.

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  • "Rover"@en
  • "Aphra Behn's The rover"
  • "Approaching literature"
  • "Approaching literature: Aphra Behn's The rover"

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  • "A performance of Aphra Behn's The rover. Three English cavaliers in Naples go on the hunt for women during Carnival in this play about masks, mistaken identity, disguises and treachery."
  • "A performance of Aphra Behn's The rover."@en
  • "In a unique collaboration between the BBC and the Women's Playhouse Trust, this is the first opportunity to see the stage production of Aphra Behn's restoration comedy on video. It includes interviews with Jules Wright, WPT director, and a discussion of the translation from stage to screen."@en
  • "A performance of Aphra Behn's The rover. Her best known play is about masks, mistaken identity, disguises and treachery. All of this is in the name of love, or lust, as three English cavaliers go on the hunt for women during a Neapolitan masked carnival."
  • "A performance of Aphra Behn's The rover. The 17th century author used Naples during Carnival as an exotic setting to examine sexual politics, love, marriage and money in a male dominated society. This BBC/Open University presentation brought her play to a modern stage with minimal sets and costumes."@en
  • "A performance of the play."@en
  • "During the seventeenth century, the theatre was predominately a male domain from which women were excluded, especially as playwrights. For Aphra Behn, the first woman playwright, to enter the fiercely competitive arena of the professional theatre was, therefore, a significant achievement. This video shows a complete performance of her stage triumph, 'The Rover', first performed in 1677. This contemporary production was achieved in collaboration with the Women's Playhouse Trust."
  • "During the seventeenth century, the theatre was predominately a male domain from which women were excluded, especially as playwrights. For Aphra Behn, the first woman playwright, to enter the fiercely competitive arena of the professional theatre was, therefore, a significant achievement. This video shows a complete performance of her stage triumph, The Rover, first performed in 1677. This contemporary production was achieved in collaboration with the Women's Playhouse Trust. Includes interviews with Jules Wright, WPT director, and a discussion of the translation from stage to screen."
  • "During the seventeenth century, the theatre was predominately a male domain from which women were excluded, especially as playwrights. For Aphra Behn, the first woman playwright, to enter the fiercely competitive arena of the professional theatre was, therefore, a significant achievement. This video shows a complete performance of her stage triumph, The Rover, first performed in 1677. This contemporary production was achieved in collaboration with the Women's Playhouse Trust. Includes interviews with Jules Wright, WPT director, and a discussion of the translation from stage to screen."@en

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  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Interviews"
  • "Interviews"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Filmed plays"
  • "Filmed performances"

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  • "The rover"
  • "The rover"@en
  • "The Rover"
  • "The Rover"@en
  • "The Rover included are interviews with Jules Wright, WPT director/designer, and Toy Coe, BBC OU producer/director"
  • "The Rover, by Aphra Behn"
  • "The rover, by Aphra Behn"@en

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