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• Everyman and Modern Audiences

  Metzger is a Ph.D. specializing in literature and drama at the University of New Mexico. In this essay, she discusses how theme and character development can be employed to stage Everyman in a manner that appeals to modern audiences.

• Time and Timeless in Everyman and Dr. Faustus

  In the following essay, Kaula, a specialist in Elizabethan literature, compares and contrasts Everyman and Christopher Marlowe's Dr. Faustus, examining how well the plays translate to modern theatre and readership.

• 1901 Review of Everyman

  In this 1901 anonymous review, the critic offers a mixed appraisal of a production of Everyman by the Elizabethan Stage Society.

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3. Everyman: Anonymous Biography
4. Everyman: Characters
5. Everyman: Themes
6. Everyman: Style
7. Everyman: Historical Context
8. Everyman: Critical Overview
9. Everyman: Essays and Criticism
   1. Everyman and Modern Audiences
   2. Time and Timeless in Everyman and Dr. Faustus
   3. 1901 Review of Everyman
10. Everyman: Compare and Contrast
11. Everyman: Topics for Further Study
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