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1 day ago · It's a brilliantly witty and fiercely clever play, as much a love letter to Shakespeare as it is an homage to the power and importance of theatre as an art form. Burton’s Little Theatre Company rise to the various challenges of staging it, transporting the opening night audience to Elizabethan England thanks to a superb two-tier set, designed by John Bowness and Ben Winson, and wonderful ...
2 days ago · Over 41 trivia questions and answers about Shakespeare In Love in our Movies Q-T category. Did you know these interesting bits of information?
1 day ago · Little Theatre Company. Shakespeare in Love. Tue 25th Jun - Sat 29th Jun 7:30PM 25th-29th June £14-£15 Main Auditorium Theatre. Will Shakespeare has a new play… although he’s yet to write any of the words. Obstructed by writer’s block, Will struggles to find the words he needs for his new epic: Romeo and Ethel, The Pirate’s Daughter.
1 day ago · Over the centuries, some readers have posited that Shakespeare's sonnets are autobiographical, and point to them as evidence of his love for a young man. Others read the same passages as the expression of intense friendship rather than romantic love.
3 days ago · Chronology of Shakespeare’s plays. Professor Emeritus of Theatre and Drama, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Author of Shakespeare, Actors, and Audiences and others; editor of The Oxford Illustrated History of Theatre ...
3 days ago · The story is typical romance. Shakespeare adds touching scenes of reunion and a perception that beneath the naive account of travel lies a subtle dramatization of separation, loss, and recovery. Pericles is deeply burdened by his loss and perhaps, too, a sense of guilt for having consented to consign his wife’s body to the sea.
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5 days ago · Answer: Will Shakespeare This quote is from the scene where Viola is being taken by Lord Wessex to be presented at court, and evaluated by the queen. It is delivered by Will, dressed as Willemina, Viola's "country cousin", who doesn't want her to leave him to be with Wessex. I laugh out loud every time I watch this scene!
