Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 11Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... plays of Shakespeare have marvellous things to be found in them but that so also do the lesser roles . Lear , for example , has been very much mishandled and mis- treated because people haven't recognised the fact that King Lear is not a ...
... plays of Shakespeare have marvellous things to be found in them but that so also do the lesser roles . Lear , for example , has been very much mishandled and mis- treated because people haven't recognised the fact that King Lear is not a ...
Page 146
... playing Lear must play the storm as well , identifying , not merely associating , the two , for " this is the basis of [ Shakespearean ] stagecraft , to make Lear and the storm as one . " Barker also contends that because of the ...
... playing Lear must play the storm as well , identifying , not merely associating , the two , for " this is the basis of [ Shakespearean ] stagecraft , to make Lear and the storm as one . " Barker also contends that because of the ...
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... play as an an- cient Roman tragedy to the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1980s version set in a contemporary Verona of gangs and street violence , producers and actors have judged it worth- while to modify this early play of Shakespeare ...
... play as an an- cient Roman tragedy to the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1980s version set in a contemporary Verona of gangs and street violence , producers and actors have judged it worth- while to modify this early play of Shakespeare ...
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