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Tag Archives: William Shakespeare
An Evening of Sex with the Shakespeare Society
The expense of spirit in a waste of shame Is lust in action; and till action, lust Is perjured, murderous, bloody, full of blame, Savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust, Enjoy’d no sooner but despised straight, Past reason hunted, … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Theater
Tagged Sex in Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Society, Stephen Greenblatt, William Shakespeare
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‘The Merchant of Venice’ Gets Very Serious in Public Theater Production
A truth must be told before a review can unfold: I have issues with The Merchant of Venice as a text. One might gasp at the mere thought of questioning the quality of a text by William Shakespeare, or even … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Free in NYC, Theater
Tagged al pacino, dan sullivan, shakespeare in the park, the merchant of venice, The Public Theatre, William Shakespeare
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The Cost of Free Shakespeare
Summer in New York City brings a number of great traditions that citizens can always get excited for: The Museum Mile Festival, Gay Pride Week, and Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. However, one of the most famed traditions, which offers … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Free in NYC, Theater, Tickets
Tagged al pacino, insanity, lines, liveblog, shakespeare in the park, the merchant of venice, William Shakespeare
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3-Minute Musical Hamlet
In light of recent news about Hamlet quartos becoming available online, I decided to revisit the classic text. But it’s just so long. For those of you with short attention spans or an unshakable desire to turn everything into a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Literature, Music, Video of the Day
Tagged Adam McNaughton, Alas Poor Yorick, Hamlet, Hamlet song, Hamlet summary, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Quartos Archive, soliloquy, To Be or Not To Be, Video of the Day, visual aids, William Shakespeare
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Shakespearean Quartos Now Available Online
Early printed editions of Shakespeare’s plays are some of the most valuable literary possessions. Quartos, a cheap way of printing, were the first publications of Shakespeare’s plays, created during the early 17th century while the author was still living. The … Continue reading
Posted in Literature
Tagged Hamlet, quarto, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Quartos Archive, soliloquy, To Be or Not To Be, William Shakespeare
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