Byline: MONTAGUE GAMMON III By Montague Gammon III Correspondent A nicely accessible and fun staging of the 15th-century morality play "Everyman," at Virginia Wesleyan, succeeds on several levels. It maintains audience interest for the roughly 60-minute playing time, which...

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In the following essay, Kolve considers the Parable of the Talents as a possible source for some of the topics discussed in Everyman.

In the following essay, Mills argues that the success and effectiveness of Everyman lies in the “skillful allusions to a range of different kinds of drama and allegory.”

In the following essay, Jambeck argues that Bernadine Humanism sheds much light on the principles of Everyman.