Word: shakespearean
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...much about the process as the final performance itself--so that along the way you feel as if you are working as much towards refining a craft as you are towards mounting a play," Gfaller says. When the play opens tonight, the audience will be treated to refined Shakespearean "lamentations" and a full-fledged battle scene...
...that's what your Harvard career will be all about--balancing Shakespearean sonnets and "Sixteen Candles." Don't forget--Harvard is still college. You're here to have a good time, and you probably will...
...that's what your Harvard career will be all about--balancing Shakespearean sonnets and "Sixteen Candles." Don't forget--Harvard is still college. you're here to have a good time, and you probably will...
...couldn't possibly have written all that good stuff. Oxford, on the other hand, though he died before the believed publication dates of several of the plays, was an aristocrat supposedly better equipped to write the kind of masterpieces we have today. On the upside, the majority of legitimate Shakespearean scholars (i.e., the ones who have read the actual texts--including Harvard's Marjorie Garber, who writes for Shakespeare being Shakespeare in Harper's) think Shakespeare was probably smart enough to pull...
...which goes to show us that more than four centuries after his first play was performed, Shakespeare stays with us as a writer for all seasons and all topics. With the help of a cool web site from MIT (www-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare) which allows users to search the entire Shakespearean canon, I found a few particularly apposite words from the bard on some of the news of the week...