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My reflections and thoughts on the works of William Shakespeare, how he inputs the world (dreadful way of putting it isn't it?) and how my world reflects on and is reflected in his work.
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- Alan K.Farrar
- Getting old now - spent much of my time abroad, but not over fond of ex-pat culture. Pretensions to wisdom.
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4 comments:
Saw your subject header, and my first thought was Titus-related...
Sense a post coming on . . .
I actually caught a fine student production of Titus of which I would have otherwise not known because of one of Lis' posts on her own blog.
Glad you are back in the blogosphere, Alan.
Decent copy on order for me to study - I do know the play from several productions (strange - it has a reputation for being unknown - but I have seen it both live and on film, but want to get into it before posting - a great horror story!
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