[[As You Like It|''As You Like It'']], one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]].
[[As You Like It (2017)|''As You Like It'' (2017)]]
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...It|''As You Like It'']], directed by Aaron Posner, from May 13 to June 10, 2001.
...g Wallace, and Kate Eastwood Norris in ''As You Like It''. Folger Theatre, 2001. Directed by Aaron Posner.|alt=|center]]
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[As You Like It (disambiguation)]].''
Readers and audiences have long greeted ''As You Like It'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], with delight. Its characters are
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...d-winning stagings of more than 75 percent of Shakespeare’s canon, as well as classical and Restoration work. Folger Theatre has collaborated with the Cl
...lable as [[Folger Audio Editions]] through Simon & Schuster on audio CD or as a download.
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...ilm and microfiche holdings (as well as other types of reproductions, such as [[Photostats|photostats]]).
...pecially rare or fragile item, so that the original gets handled as little as possible.
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...ven understand medieval drama without thinking about the language in which it was written and performed. Students most often come to early English plays
...1100 - 1500, but its influence lingered well into the Early Modern period. As with Modern English, Middle English existed in a number of regional dialect
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It is likely that the young Shakespeare saw Biblical drama performed in nearby
...and suggests that drama before Shakespeare is only of interest insofar as it illuminates this trajectory and leads to a deeper understanding of the dram
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...early modern past, a time of fire, plague, and religious schisms, as well as international commerce, explosive population growth, and a bubbling mix of
...ts, plays, deeds, diaries, and more, the exhibition explores what life was like in a capital city with some surprising similarities to our own.
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...Charnes]] (Indiana University at Bloomington), "The Hamlet Formerly Known as Prince"
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...rst College Library. Numbers of undergraduate fellows increased to as many as six in 2011. In 2013, the Folger Institute assumed the onsite direction o
...ate student at Amherst College and interested in applying for the program, you can find more information about the application guidelines and process on t
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...of course, a statement true of all works in the dramatic genre. However, it is especially true of medieval drama, which frequently addressed in embodie
...as a minor prequel to the drama of Shakespeare and his contemporaries, but it is seldom given much time or attention, and its performative nature is larg
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...ol. This essay covers the scope of EEBO, its uses and limitations, as well as pedagogical considerations. For a background of how Early English Books Onl
...ssible through the Proquest EEBO portal; any time you limit to "full-text" you are searching texts provided by the EEBO-TCP. The same transcriptions can
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...gh to see how much has changed—or stayed the same—during our 75-plus years as an institution.
...r works, including an 1864 speech on Shakespeare that shapes Folger's life as a devotee of the Bard and collector of Shakespeareana.
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...“over looking” I think she meant that she went back over the book, perhaps as the chapters were read, and made sure the passages were marked that she wan
...because it traced the history and customs of titles from ancient times and as they came to be used in England.
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...lis|Ellis, Anthony]]. “The Problem of Old Age: Anticomedy in ''As You Like It'' and Ruzante’s ''L’Anconitana.''” In ''Shakespeare and Renaissance L
*[[Miriam Jacobson|Jacobson, Miriam]]. “The East as Poetic Commodity in Shakespeare’s ''Venus and Adonis''.” ''Literature C
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This article offers the label text as well as a comprehensive list of each piece included in ''[[Will & Jane: Shakespeare
...century landmark TV mini-series and a wealth of films have done for Austen as she nears her bicentenary what theater and public entertainments did for Sh
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...Shakespeare; with alterations, and an additional scene: by D. Garrick; as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane.'' London: Printed for J&R
...Jean. ''David Garrick and the Birth of Modern Theatre''. London: Methuen, 2001.
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...ave been much praised (“The chastity of Mr. Garrick…and his exemplary life as a man have been a great service to the morals of a dissipated age,” wrote
...twenty-year-old David Garrick considered a law career, then set himself up as a wholesale wine dealer with his elder brother, Peter. Over the next few ye
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...Stam. || || Chicago : Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001. || Z 721 I 57 2001 || https://openlibrary.org/books/OL3623623M/International_dictionary_of_lib
...a brief history of its formation, and of the various collections of which it is composed ; descriptions of the catalogues in present use ; classed lists
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