Printed8 pagesBurlesque upon Magistracy; or, Punch out of Humour | 1736 | Ireland | EnglishArrest sceneCourt sceneRevengeJudgmentThiefMoralityLiterary tonesBurlesqueAnimations techniquesRod and string marionette
Printed26 pagesDon Juan und Don Pietro, oder das Steinerne-Todten-Gastmahl | 1846 | Augsburg, Germany | GermanAppearanceFinal intervention of the devilLetterDisguiseInn sceneComical regional accentMurder on stageApparition of the DevilBawdy equivocationSeducerUnwelcome seducerAssassinationMurderSerial murderPhantomRevenantServantMoralityAristocracyNobilityValetSpainCarnivalInnAudienceNot specified
Printed35 pagesDon Juan oder der Steinerne Gast | 1846 | Strasbourg, France | GermanAppearanceFlying machineFinal intervention of the devilDisguiseWord for anotherDialogue between characters who do not see each otherMurder on stagePunBawdy equivocationLight effectsSeducerUnwelcome seducerAssassinationServantValetMurderSerial murderPhantomRevenantReligionMoralityAbductionKidnappingFishLeviathanJonasForestCemeteryLiterary tonesDidacticAudienceNot specified
Printed45 pagesDon JuanDer steinerne Gast | 1875 | Dresden, Germany | GermanSongAppearanceFinal intervention of the devilDisguiseMetamorphosisInn sceneLazziMonologueUnwelcome seducerSeducerAssassinationGangsterParricideServantValetMurderSerial murderPhantomRevenantReligionMoralityAbductionInnAudienceNot specified
Printed60 pagesDie TaubeNach einer Erzählung von Christoph Schmid in vier Aufzügen dramatisch bearbeitetFranz von Pocci | 1860 | Munich, Germany | GermanMonologueSongOff-stage voiceGagDisguisePunLetterStoryGangsterMiddle AgesWidowKnighthoodJusticeRapacityFriendshipPilgrimageMoralityCastleDrinkCrusadesSeatLiterary tonesDramatic, BurlesqueAnimations techniquesString marionetteAudienceYoung audiences
Printed20 pagesDon JuanEine moralische Scene mit einem unmoralischen NachspielAlexander von Bernus | 1907 | Munich, Germany | GermanEpilogueAllegorySpying sceneAppearanceLight effectsAddress to the publicDisguiseStorySeductionMoralityFuture punishmentFemme fataleViceSecessionLiterary tonesSatirical, Parodistic, BurlesqueAnimations techniquesShadow theatreAudienceNot specified
Printed4 pagesIt is too muchEdward Gordon Craig | 1916 | Marina di Pisa, Italy | EnglishOff-stage noiseChange of head on sightSongRunning gagOff-stage voiceAvistaEntrance by a hole in the back clothRain of flowersHypocrisyUnfaithfulnessIndignationReligionMoralityLiterary tonesComical, SatiricalAnimations techniquesString marionetteAudienceNot specified