In this Issue

Table of Contents

Editorial

pp. 7-9
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A New Performance Strategy for a Twelve-Station, One-Day York Cycle

Arlynda L. Boyer
pp. 11-38
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Bowling Alleys and Playhouses in London, 1560–90

Callan Davies
pp. 39-65
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Building a Wall Around Tudor England: Coastal Forts and Fantasies of Border Control in Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay

Todd Andrew Borlik
pp. 67-88
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'[M]istris Drewry, / You do not well': The Gossip as an Ill-Doer in A Warning for Fair Women (1599)

Iman Sheeha
pp. 89-117
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Touring in Kent: Some Observations from Records Published to Date

James H. Forse
pp. 119-141
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Introduction: Disability in Early Modern Theatre

Susan L. Anderson
pp. 143-156
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'Known and Feeling Sorrows': Disabled Knowledge and King Lear

Lindsey Row-Heyveld
pp. 157-170
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'Rub Him About the Temples': Othello, Disability, and the Failures of Care

Justin Shaw
pp. 171-183
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Demonstrable Disability

Katherine Schaap Williams
pp. 185-197
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What is Commedia dell'Arte Today?

Pavel Drábek
pp. 199-216
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