...eatre]] produced William Shakespeare's [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']], directed by Timothy Douglas, from October 21 to November 29, 2
...ace (Brother), Roxi Victorian (Hero), and Doug Brown (Leonato), ''Much Ado About Nothing'', directed by Timothy Douglas, Folger Theatre, 2009. James Kegley.
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...itings on the theater. Given that working poets produced all the discourse about genre examined in this seminar, participants were encouraged to familiarize
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Roger Rees performed ''What You Will: By and About the Bard'' from March 30 to April 1, 2007.
Developed by Rees, the production included musings about and selections from ''[[Hamlet|Hamlet]]'', [[Henry V|''Henry V'']], [[King
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The [[O.B. Hardison Poetry Series]] presented ''I Will Tell You the Truth About This: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: Tracy K. Smith and Maurice Manning
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 | File:STC 22304 title page.jpg The title page of ''Much Ado About Nothing'' printed in the 1600 First Quarto.
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This category brings together articles about Lynn Redgrave's performances and archives at the Folger.
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...Thinking about Poetic Genres in the Early Modern Period (seminar)|Thinking about Poetic Genres in the Early Modern Period]] (Seminar, [[1999–2000 Folger I
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...h-century editors of Shakespeare and the pathways they created to learning about the playwright.
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...at Hall exhibitions that year (one with the working title "Will and Jane", about parallels between William Shakespeare and Jane Austen in cultural history,
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...e themes of gender, epistemology, the meaning of health and illness, ideas about agency and passivity, emotional self-fashioning, and the individual’s rel
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Pages in this category contain information about the Folger Shakespeare Library's use of Connexion, OCLC's cataloging client
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...tures to date [[Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture |here]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].
...in Shakespeare’s time – Witmore discusses 10 things that Shakespeare knew about people, history, and power that we still need to know today.
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...brary sales in the early 20th century." Following up on a researcher query about when and by whom the bookplates were placed, it was determined that the onl
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[[Folger Theatre]] produced ''Mad About the Bard,'' conceived by Floyd King and Ethan McSweeney, created and direct
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 | File:X.d.423 leaf 3r.jpg Poem about the Great Fire of London, 1681. X.d. 423. Exhibited in [[Open City: London,
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