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  1. Tom Stoppard's centuries-hopping "Arcadia" is "intellectually, emotionally and dramatically engaging" at Palm Beach Dramaworks. Tom Stoppard's... - Going Out: South Florida Sun Sentinel

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  3. The Arcadian landscape at the Coverly estate is being reconstructed as a picturesque Gothic garden, complete with "natural" waterfalls, "wild" groves, and a hermitless hermitage. Parallel to this transformation, thirteen year-old Lady Thomasina ponders a mathematical formula for everything under the guidance of her tutor, Septimus Hodge.

  4. Tom Stoppard, author of the play, Arcadia.

  5. Dec 31, 2014 · The troubled history of Stoppard’s home country, Czechoslovakia, is explored in two thought-provoking plays. Rock ‘n’ Roll, about love, loyalty, compromise and music, was specially adapted for radio by Stoppard himself, with a new final scene and a soundtrack featuring artists such as, U2, Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, Bob Dylan, The Beach Boys and The Velvet Underground.

  6. Sep 8, 2024 · September 8, 2024. Welcome to Douglas Murray’s column “Things Worth Remembering,” in which he presents great speeches that we should commit to heart. Scroll down to listen to Douglas discuss his favorite passage from Arcadia, Tom Stoppard’s 1993 play. There will be a surfeit of politics in the coming months, so I want to take this ...

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  8. Arcadia takes place in a single room on the Coverly estate in two separate times: the Regency period and the present. 1809 finds a household in transition, where an Arcadian English garden landscape is being uprooted to make way for picturesque Gothic gardens, complete with hermitage. Meanwhile, brilliant thirteen-year-old Lady Thomasina ...

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