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- "Words without thoughts never to heaven go."
- by EllieGant
- in flowergirl.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- I'm reading Bill Bryson's book on Shakespeare at the moment. Mainly it tells me, in Mr Bryson's usual witty way, that not much is known about Mr. Shakespeare, though that don't stop people trying to pretend that they do know, and what they don't they'll make up. As interesting, or perhaps more, is the facts he provides about the evolution of... more
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- David Tennent to play Hamlet!
- by lightshadow
- in theatregroup.blog.co.uk
- 23 days old
- Hi I love going to the theatre and i'm poised to get my tickets for Hamlet showing in London. David Tennent is to play Hamlet and my favourite shakespeare actor Pactrick Stewart is to play Claudius. I'm very excited about this. I saw Patrick Stewart perform a one man show of A Christmas Carol in Dec 2005 and he was amazing. I think he's a great... more
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- Throne Of Blood (1957).
- by xusia
- in xusiaofdelos.blog.co.uk
- 41 days old
- When I first saw "Throne Of Blood" as a teenager I was ill with a fever. I found the brooding atmosphere and the use of fog, very hypnotic and was never quite sure if this was down to my health or the way the film had been crafted. A recent viewing has established that this dream like quality of the film is down the the creative talents of it's... more
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- May 17, 2008 -- Star Cross'd Lovers
- by PiecesOfRainbow7
- in xPiecesOfRainbowx.blog.co.uk
- 68 days old
- Oh, so, so much to tell! I’m in love! Really and truly! For the first time EVER! It’s quite a long story, and it involves the introduction of a brand new character: *Orlando* (taken from As You Like It by Shakespeare). *Orlando* and I have known eachother vaguely for a few years I suppose, but our story begins in late April, about three weeks... more
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- .:: Rouxinol e a Cotovia ::.
- by windchimes
- in windchime.blog.co.uk
- 73 days old
- Finally I could post here. I miss you all very much. I couldn't wait to be here. We are in fall in Brazil. The leaves have changed their colors, the temperature has dropped, the wind is blowing faster. My students are cold and I enjoy so much teaching them. I'm translating too. I've learnt so much with this work. I was translating two work at... more
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- Is Shakespeare writing John McCain’s foreign policy?
- by ianrthorpe
- in machiavelli.blog.co.uk
- 76 days old
- While looking at Crooks and Liars yesterday reading comments on one of the articles which had suggested John McCain’s belligerent stance on Iraq and commitment to “staying in” indefinitely might alienate middle class conservatives, a Democrat commenter with more political nous than political correctness replied that talk of permanent war was... more
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- BITE-SIZE SHAKESPEARE
- by kendrive
- in grumpy.blog.co.uk
- 76 days old
- SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTIONS ARE BEING CUT INTO BITE-SIZED CHUNKS TO MAKE THEM EASIER FOR CHILDREN TO UNDERSTAND. Theatres are staging productions of individual scenes, rather than the entire play, to meet the requirements of secondary school examinations. Plays such as Richard III, The Tempest and Much Ado About Nothing are being performed for just... more
