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Henry Irving (1838-1905)
Henry Irving, the first actor to receive a knighthood, was a dominant figure in British theatre for over twenty-five years. Known for his distinctive acting style, including unique pronunciation and compelling portrayals of both virtuous and villainous characters, Irving also directed spectacular and commercially successful productions. As manager of the Lyceum Theatre, he exerted complete control over every aspect of performance. This collection of essays by prominent theatre scholars delves into his multifaceted artistry, examining his acting, his influence on commissioned plays, his staging aesthetics, and his use of incidental music.