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000798280 1001_ $$aPoore, Benjamin,$$d1971-
000798280 24510 $$aSherlock Holmes from screen to stage :$$bpost-millennial adaptations in British theatre /$$cBenjamin Poore.
000798280 250__ $$a1st edition
000798280 260__ $$aLondon :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c2017.
000798280 300__ $$a1 online resource.
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000798280 4901_ $$aAdaptation in theatre and performance
000798280 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000798280 5050_ $$aAcknowledgements; Contents; Chapter 1 Introduction: Sherlock Holmes Belongs to Everyone; Holmes and the Development of Modern Media; Holmes and the Theatre; Neo-Victorian Holmes; Live Sherlockiana; The Baker Street Connection; Research Methods; Chapter Review; A Note on Terminology; Bibliography; Chapter 2 The Deductionist: Surveying the Character of Sherlock Holmes; Holmes the Brand; An Everyman, Just Out of Reach; Having It Both Ways; Antihero and Genius; The Way We Work Now; Sherlock Holmes and Seriality; Conclusion; Bibliography
000798280 5058_ $$aChapter 3 The Homeless Network: Sherlock Holmes and AdaptationThe Canonical Holmes as an Adaptation; Original Holmes and Parallel Holmes; Adaptations of Adaptations; Media Convergence; Theories of Adaptation; The 'Homeless' Network; The Grand Game: Adaptation and the Literary; 'Fidelity Fandom' and its Discontents; A New Game in Town: Fidelity and Sherlock; Sherlock Holmes Adaptation and the Significance of Theatre; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 4 The Game is Afoot: Hunting and Playing in Sherlockian Theatre; Gaming in the Canon; Gamified Sherlock; The Element of Play
000798280 5058_ $$a'Is the Game Still on?'Dark Play at the Suicide Club; Challenges and Dares; Sherlock in the Park; Something Afoot at the Council Chambers; Something Afoot at Madame Tussauds; Materiality in The Game's Afoot; The Game is Everywhere; Bibliography; Chapter 5 Playing 'The Trick'; The Game's a Fix; Holmes in Easy Pieces; Smoke and Mirrors; 'The Trick' as Dark Play; Playing with The Trick; A Game of Frustration; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 6 The Man on the Tor: Adapting The Hound of the Baskervilles; Dogged by Difficulties; The Man on the Tor; Theorising the Baskerville Case
000798280 5058_ $$aStaging the HoundNothing but a Hound Dog; 'Beryl in Peril'; The Peepolykus Hound; People Unlike Us: ; Chapterhouse's Sherlock Holmes and the Hound ; The Dimmell Travelling Theatre Company and the Music Hall Hound; Bibliography; Chapter 7 Collapsing the Frame: Acting, Deception and Metatheatre; The Uses of Disguise; The Secret Life; Holmes, Theatre and Naturalism; Melodrama and Identity; Ethical Problems of False Impersonation; Holmes as Actor, Adapted; Disguise Revisited in Sherlock; Overt Comedy in A ; Acting, Impersonation and Modern Stage Sherlocks; Accidental Sherlocks
000798280 5058_ $$aTheatrical SherlocksWriting and Acting, Holmes and Watson; Intermedial Anxieties; When Actors Are #Setlocked; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 8 Sherlock Holmes Checks His Privilege; Holmes and Social Privilege; Holmes and Gender: The Abominable Mansplainer; Diagnosing Sherlock; Viewing Stage Sherlocks Through Their Screen Counterparts; Playing Politics in The Game's Afoot; The 'Poisonous Beautiful Lady'; Visible and Invisible Women; The Casebook and Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 9 Sherlock Holmes as Skeleton Key; Sherlock Holmes and Fame
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000798280 60010 $$aDoyle, Arthur Conan,$$d1859-1930$$xCharacters$$xSherlock Holmes.
000798280 60010 $$aHolmes, Sherlock$$vDrama.
000798280 650_0 $$aDetective and mystery plays, English$$xHistory and criticism.
000798280 650_0 $$aEnglish drama$$y21st century$$xHistory and criticism.
000798280 650_0 $$aTheater$$zGreat Britain$$xHistory$$y21st century.
000798280 650_0 $$aStage adaptations.
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