1—Edward Pechter Textual and Theatrical Shakespeare: Questions of Evidence
2—Michael D. Bristol How Good Does Evidence Have to Be?
3—Alan C. Dessen Recovering Elizabethan Staging: A Reconsideration of the Evidence
4—Robert Weimann Performance-Game and Representation in Richard
5—Kathleen E. McLuskie The Shopping Complex: Materiality and The Renaissance Theatre
6—John Ripley Coriolanus as Tory Propaganda
7—Laurie E. Osborne The Rhetoric of Evidence: The Narration and Display of Viola and Olivia in the Nineteenth Century
8—Catherine M. Shaw Edwin Booth's Richard II and the Divided Nation
9—Leanore Lieblein Theatre Archives at the Intersection of Production and Reception: The Example of Quebecois Shakespeare
10—Barbara Hodgdon "Here Apparent": Photography, History, and the Theatrical Unconscious
11—W. B. Worthen Invisible Bullets, Violet Beards: Reading Actors Reading