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Henry Irving (født John Henry Brodribb 6. februar 1838 i Keinton Mandeville i Somerset, død 13. oktober 1905 i Bradford) var en britisk sceneskuespiller fra viktoriatiden, kjent som en skuespiller-manager fordi han tok det fulle ansvaret (tilsyn av settet, belysning, regi, rollebesetning samt spille hovedrollen) sesong etter sesong ved Lyceum Theatre, som etablerte han selv og hans ensemble ...
23 de out. de 2022 · Sir Henry Irving est un comédien de théâtre britannique de l'ère victorienne. Il est né John Henry Brodribb, le 6 février 1838 à Keinton Mandeville, dans le comté de Somerset en Angleterre.
The Henry Irving Foundation, established by John H.B. Irving, aims to record the Victorian actor’s correspondence, and fully illustrate his life, career and achievement in raising the reputation and status of the theatre in nineteenth century Britain and North America. Irving’s correspondence is widely distributed, with three British ...
约翰·亨利·布洛德里布. 亨利·欧文爵士，英国演员和导演。. 原名约翰·亨利·布洛德里布。. 1856年他首次登台演出。. 18世纪70年代早期在 伦敦 一举成名。. 此后三十年中一直是活跃在伦敦舞台上的著名演员。. 1878～1902年任莱西尤姆剧院经理。. 此时与女明星爱 ...
31 de mai. de 2019 · THE KNIGHTING OF IRVING, May 24, 1895. The Ceremony Was Performed by the Queen. IT WAS A SIMPLE AFFAIR, a reporter’s account. Henry Irving, the first English actor, last week entered the lists as a knignt. This modern ceremony is very simple compared with the old days. The fortunate knight to be is presented at court in the regulation court ...
Sir Henry Irving (6 february 1838 - 13 october 1905), born John Henry Brodribb, sometimes known as J. H. Irving, was an English stage actor in the Victorian era, known as an actor-manager because he took complete responsibility (supervision of sets, lighting, direction, casting, as well as playing the leading roles) for season after season at the Lyceum Theatre, establishing himself and his ...
When it was first published Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving was criticized by some critics for containing too much information on Stoker. According to the New York Times Saturday Review of Books in the October 20, 1906 issue of The New York Times, New York, "Almost every one criticises it here because, though it is called a book about Irving, it is really a book about Stoker and Irving.
