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Shakespearean insults are better than our insults
What are your favorite Shakespearean insults?...
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Dirtbag Shakespeare
Stumbled upon DIRTBAG SHAKESPEARE in my Twitter feed the other...
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Macbeth and James VI
In preparation for an upcoming production of Macbeth, in a...
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Knock Knock! Who's There
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Shake Speaks
he's both bewildered and suddenly in love, neither of which are states likely to induce high verbal elegance
One of these things is not like the other
Previously, I’ve talked about how Shakespeare sometimes uses disordered sentences when he’s showing a character who’s deliberately trying to be difficult. A few months ago, we looked at Claudius in Hamlet as an example. But what about the opposite? Sometimes a character might desperately want to be understood, but his...
SHAKE 38 – STL Schedule
The full schedule for St. Louis’ five-day community festival, SHAKE 38, is now available! To save or print a copy, click on the image below to download the PDF. For complete details and latest updates visit SFSTL.com....
Download the complete SHAKE 38 LIVE schedule for St. Louis' April 22-26 community wide festival!
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‘Wolf Hall’ Viewers Flock to the Soundtrack
Corinee Ramey for the Wall Street Journal
Television soundtrack music often fades from memory as fast as remotes can switch channels, but something different happened with the British miniseries “Wolf Hall.”...
Richard III, Previous Visit a Bust, Is Warmly Received 530 Years Later
John F. Burns for The New York Times
Nearly 530 years after King Richard III was slain on a battlefield near the city of Leicester, a coffin containing his remains was paraded through the crowded streets of that English Midlands city ahead of a formal reburial ceremony at...
Shakespeare’s Sonnets, All 154, Reimagined Through a New York Lens
Stuart Miller for The New York Times
The film is part of an ambitious project to create a short film for each of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets, with each movie shot at a different New York City location....
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