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...y] examines the transition from boy players to female portrayals of female characters, with Desdemona as the pivotal performance. [[Category: William Shakespeare's works]]

...ertes]], and potential wife of Prince [[Hamlet]]. As one of the few female characters in the play, she is used as a contrasting plot device to Hamlet's mother, [ [[Category:William Shakespeare's works]]

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...scholar A.D. Nuttall referred to [[Timon of Athens]] as “Iago-like.” Both characters have been described as misanthropic, but how deep does the comparison run? [[Category: Shakespeare's characters]]

*Roger Rees: various characters from Shakespeare [[Category: William Shakespeare's works]]

...Birthday Lecture]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].'' ...in dramatic dialogue and in the complex mental deliberation of individual characters.

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...was one character (in which case her name could stand on its own), or two characters (in which case the names of the associated plays needed to be part of her s [[Category:Shakespeare's characters]]

...ecific to the play and various ways to introduce a classroom to its iconic characters and story.

[[Category: Shakespeare's characters]]

...s). Each original cocktail and hors d’oeuvre recipe connects Shakespeare’s characters to life’s daily predicaments:

*August 6, 2016 – Youth Activity: Shakespeare’s characters, sets, and stories *August 18, 2016 – Staging from the First Folio: Creating Characters and Directing

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...e|''The Wonder of Will: 400 Years of Shakespeare'']] 2016 commemoration of Shakespeare's death Following Shakespeare's original movement in the 19th century from the East Coast of the United Sta

== Shakespeare's Chair == ...fferent types of plays. For instance, the dagger and sword could represent Shakespeare's tragedies.

...of [[The Wonder of Will: 400 Years of Shakespeare]] 2016 commemoration of Shakespeare's death. Shakespeare's words, ideas, and characters are central to American life and thought—even though he was an Englishman

...''Shakespeare Behind Bars'', ''Still Dreaming'' documents a unique take on Shakespeare's [[A Midsummer Night's Dream|''A Midsummer Night's Dream]], as performed by ...at has captured the global movie-watching audience with unforgettable real characters and deeply compelling true stories. Their last film, ''Shakespeare Behind B

...akes place as Rome becomes a republic. As a minor epic (a popular genre in Shakespeare's time), it centers on figures of seemingly secondary importance: Sextus Tarq ...rated another genre, the complaint, to supply interior monologues for both characters. Taquin's complaint presents him as divided against himself, lusting for Lu

...are's plays seem most accessible and immediate to student readers when the characters describe emotions-their own and others'. Shakespeare himself is popularly a [[Category: William Shakespeare's works]]

...in dramatic dialogue and in the complex mental deliberation of individual characters.

...wit. Within this genre, ''Venus and Adonis'' was so successful that it was Shakespeare's most popular published work throughout his lifetime. ...yielded his romantic comedies.<ref>Mowat, Barbara A., and Paul Werstine. ''Shakespeare's Sonnets and Poems''. New York: Washington Square, 2006, 2004.</ref>

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry V (disambiguation)]].'' ''Henry V'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], is his most famous "war play"; it includes the storied English vic

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry IV, Part 2 (disambiguation)]].'' ''Henry IV, Part 2'' is the only one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]] that is a "sequel," in the modern sense, to an earlier play of his.

...f the actor's friends and colleagues mourn him, dressed as the Shakespeare characters they enjoyed playing. This article shows the painting and its subsequent en They are all in their favorite Characters of Shakespeare.

For ''Troilus and Cressida'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], set during the Trojan War, Shakespeare turned to the Greek poet Ho In sharp contrast, however, none of Shakespeare’s characters are exemplary. The leaders of the Greek army scheme to get the warrior Achi

...ertising, blackface minstrelsy, playbills, and engravings of Shakespearean characters. [[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First F

...rsity discussed Cleopatra in the ancient Roman imagination, which informed Shakespeare's play. She focused on American films, discussing their use of the imaginary [[Category: Shakespeare's characters]]

''This article is related to the exhibition. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (disambiguation)]].'' ...peare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700|''Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers 1500-1700'']] exhibit

''Henry VI, Part 3'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], is dominated by a struggle between two military forces, neither of ...and forth between Henry VI and Edward IV, our attention is caught by other characters: the Earl of Warwick, Queen Margaret, and Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Warw

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[The Comedy of Errors (disambiguation)]].'' ''The Comedy of Errors'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]] is the slapstick farce of his youth. In it, the lost twin sons of t

...ing is not only the principal medium through which playwrights bring their characters to life as co-creations. It also stands up as an art form on its own rigoro

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Antony and Cleopatra (disambiguation)]].'' ...us Caesar (later called Augustus Caesar), cold-bloodedly manipulates other characters and exercises iron control over himself.

===Shakespearean Characters=== ===Shakespeare's plays, more generally===

...ht many younger artists. Fuseli enjoyed Shakespeare's plays and often used characters and scenes from Shakespeare as inspiration for his art as he liked to creat ....folger.edu/luna/servlet/s/64iuv8 second drawing] includes characters from Shakespeare's comedy [[The Merry Wives of Windsor|''The Merry Wives of Windsor'']].

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry IV, Part 1 (disambiguation)]].'' ...relationships are at the center of ''Henry IV, Part 1'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]]. King Henry IV and Prince Hal form one major father-son pair, with

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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[The Tempest (disambiguation)]].'' Putting romance onstage, ''The Tempest'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], gives us a magician, Prospero, a former duke of Milan who was disp

...ing of the interaction between Shakespeare’s plays and the biblical texts, characters, and ideas to which they allude. Moreover, the experience of hearing the Bi

Where did you first encounter [[William Shakespeare's works (disambiguation)|Shakespeare]]? Were you in a theater, seeing a play? === Shakespeare's Life & Family ===

''This article is about a performance of Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Twelfth Night (disambiguation)]].'' [[Folger Theatre|Folger Theatre]] produced William Shakespeare's [[Twelfth Night|''Twelfth Night'']], directed by Robert Richmond, from Apri

Ben Jonson praised Shakespeare's universality as "not of an age but for all time." Yet, paradoxically, each ...eare's influence led from legend, to a full-blown mythology peopled by the characters he created, to the quasideification of"bardolatry" to a twentieth-century d

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...film, Seattle audiences were eager to experience the well-known plots and characters in these interpretations. The exhibit includes highlights from this history [[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First F

...l Shakespearean community. There was no more vigorous advocate for William Shakespeare's works. As a scholar, a leader, and a teacher, she pursued this work with an ...editor, with Paul Werstine, of the Folger Shakespeare Library Editions of Shakespeare's works. To date, more than 17 million of these books have been sold in all f

...wn as a ''dramatis personae'') is a paratext that names most or all of the characters in a play. Many early modern playbooks included printed character lists, bu ...*&query=&page=0&searchid=9 Call #: G. 176.33]. An early manuscript list of characters on the [https://archive.org/details/tragedieofkingri00shak_0 title page ver

...on scripts might be reflected in [[William Shakespeare's sonnets|''William Shakespeare's sonnets'']]? The seminar's reconsideration of early modern language were in ...tic Language and Elizabethan Letters'' (1999) and a co-editor of ''Reading Shakespeare's Dramatic Language'' (2001). She is currently editing ''Love's Labor's Lost'

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[As You Like It (disambiguation)]].'' ...s You Like It'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], with delight. Its characters are brilliant conversationalists, including the princesses Rosalind and Cel

...he Folger Great Hall from January 28 to June 15, 2014. Kicking off William Shakespeare's 450th birthday year, this wide-ranging, often unexpected display draws from ...e, printing his works, performing his plays, and depicting the man and his characters, from Falstaff to Cleopatra.

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see'' [[Othello (disambiguation)]]. In ''Othello'', one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]], Shakespeare creates powerful drama from a marriage between the exo

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Book: ''Shakespeare's Binding Language'' ...ths and promises structure an audience's expectations? Across the sweep of Shakespeare's career, from the early histories to the late romances, this book opens new

...re and to our continued fascination with his creations, by focusing on key characters in Shakespeare’s plays visualized by artists whose works reflect changing [[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First F

...s of those living below him in 1974 New York. McCann weaves the stories of characters seeking redemption — an Irish street priest, a mourning mother and a hero

...ber 3, 2016 – ''My Mind’s Eye:'' Duluth Artist Imaginings of Shakespeare’s characters – Opening reception at the Duluth Art Institute *October 8, 2016 - Music from Shakespeare's Time and Plays

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Hamlet (disambiguation)]].'' ''Hamlet'' one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]] and perhaps his most popular, and most puzzling. It follows the for

...as they discuss special highlights featured in [[Shakespeare's the Thing|''Shakespeare's the Thing'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]]. == A Famous Forgery ([[Shakespeare's the Thing exhibition material#The Great Shakespeare Forger (case 1)|case 1]

...thumb|right|300px|Detail of handfasting, a common marriage ceremony during Shakespeare's time. From ''A collection of emblemes, ancient and moderne'', 1635. [http:/ ...e been used to aid readers of the [[Folger Shakespeare Library editions of Shakespeare's works]].

...opedic entries concerning items in the collection, Shakespeare's works and characters, and his works in performance.

...'' by helping you create your own musical instruments, leading you through Shakespeare's world of music, hosting your very own court masques and much much more. ...he play about the central characters. Make a list of what the play and its characters mean to you. Remember: at this point, do not edit your thoughts and don't t

...24 plate 14.jpg|thumb|right|340px|''Olivia'' from ''The Graphic Gallery of Shakespeare's Heroines'', 1896. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folger.edu/luna/servlet ''Shakespeare's Unruly Women'', part of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]], opened on Februa

*Add subject entries for the names of prominent actors, characters, and the film. Add the [[Relationship designators|relationship designator]]

...of [[The Wonder of Will: 400 Years of Shakespeare]] 2016 commemoration of Shakespeare's death ...ding a fan-fiction industry that greatly extends Austen’s own corpus. Her characters and stories have in recent years been reworked into everything from Christi

''Shakespeare's Westeros: Literary and Historical Inspirations for Game of Thrones'', a [[P Author George R. R. Martin points to many sources that inspired plots and characters in his book series, ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' (adapted into the ''Game of

[[File:ART 231747.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Park's Shakespeare Characters, a nineteenth-century picture game. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folge == Park's Shakespeare Characters ==

During Shakespeare's lifetime, people in Europe learned more and more about China. Read on to ma ...created the the Kangxi Dictionary, the most complete dictionary of Chinese characters.

...pite the un-Scottish setting, this is the first known painting to show the characters in actual Highland costume. || 81.7 x 142.5 cm || [[File:FPa89.jpg|thumb|[h

...e, existentialist tragicomedy thrusts two of Shakespeare’s most incidental characters into the limelight.

In early seventeenth-century English Bibles, characters from the Hebrew Bible figure prominently alongside those from the New Testa

...r '17; "The Influence of Early Modern European Understandings of Africa on Shakespeare's Portrayals of Africa" :Amar Mukunda '15; "Quantitative Analysis of Mid-Range Characters' Speech in Shakespeare" [title provided by cataloger]

...and Amusement on the Western and the Eastern Stage: A Study of the Clown Characters in Shakespearean Drama and Sri Lankan Nurthi'' :''Shakespeare's Language and the Grammar of Possibility''

'''Symbols, Characters, Creatures''' The items you see here represent symbols, characters, and creatures you may read about in the books or see in the Harry Potter f

...s from Stratford-upon-Avon. The mature Shakespeare's dramaturgy, language, characters, themes, and performance practices attest to the influence of medieval dram ...is itself a product of ideological bias that arose during the Reformation. Shakespeare's history plays, for example, embody his interest in dramatizing the medieval

...re but also objects relating to other popular plays and playwrights, their characters, and the theatrical personalities of their time. The collection was a gift ...k particular care to select just the right costume and wig for each of his characters. No matter how bad the play or how silly the part, Liston always managed to

...Rusche’s extensive collection of postcards depicting iconic Shakespearean characters and scenes. Focused on late 19th to early 20th century postcards related to [[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First F

=== Conserving Tinsel Prints of Stage Characters ===

...ch as a page or call number added by cataloguer). Tag button will turn any characters in the tagged selection red. ...dividuals. Tag button turns background of tagged selection blue with white characters.

...available. Featured in Folger exhibition [[Fooles and Fricassees: Food in Shakespeare's England|Fools and Fricassees]]. ...read, Salt, Trencher, Tablecloth, and Cushion) parallels that of the major characters. The Belly provides the framework for the play in his insistence that the f

...used in PROMPT call numbers, see the Cat. abbrev. column in the [[List of Shakespeare's works]] article. : <code>600 10 ‡a Shakespeare, William, ‡d 1564-1616 ‡x Characters ‡x Romeo.</code>

...descriptive list of each piece included in the [[Shakespeare's the Thing|''Shakespeare's the Thing'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]]. Today Shakespeare's presence is ubiquitous, not only on the web (28,600,000 Google hits and cou

...ditions available and the many portraits of historical figures, fictitious characters, and well-known actors that could be added. Many extra-illustrators went be ...1793. The great majority of the plates Walmesley inserted show historical characters, revealing Walmesley’s greater interest in the plays’ antiquarian value

...una/servlet/s/045inv As you like it, set of engravings of costumes for the characters in the play]

...famous British actor best known for his roles as villainous Shakespearean characters. It is appropriate that he is shown here as Richard III; it was the first r ...ok entitled ''The Heroines of Shakespeare: Comprising the Principal Female Characters in the Plays of the Great Poet''. Published in 1848, the book contains engr

Celebrating William Shakespeare's 450th Birthday ...hard not to leave the theater thinking of him as one of the greatest male characters Shakespeare ever wrote.” Appelman had a supporting role in the 2013 film

...art of the Book of Magic—the spirit Oberyon is surrounded by the seals and characters of his four angels. Oberyon could be summoned if the conjurer recited a ser

...subverts the expectations of a modern theatergoing audience by having the characters move through the audience to take advantage of the stairs present at the st ...ions, as occurs in modern proscenium staging or even the thrust staging of Shakespeare's Globe, audience members would have moved about the place, turning and posit

...s, and [[Shakespeare collection development#Translations|translations]] of Shakespeare's works. ...and games, books of quotations, works of fiction about Shakespeare or his characters, and other Shakespearean ephemera.

...ND, OR, NOT, and " " to help refine your search. You can also use wildcard characters like "*" and "?". For example, enter "Par*" for results like Paris, Parigi,

...- tells whether the title includes an initial article, and if so, how many characters it is. ...eld), while the second indicator of '''4''' means that there are 4 initial characters before the first significant word of the title (T - h - e - [space]).

...tings attributed to Hamilton Mortimer as the originals for his Shakespeare characters,' 15 x 10 1/2 in., in old black frames"). || Parke Bernet shipment, March 1 ...Anonymous (British school, 19th century) || ''A Procession of Shakespeare Characters'' || ca. 1840 || Oil on board, 12 1/4 x 54 1/4 in. || Acquired as by Daniel

...ir Walter Scott's works, and Scottish plays (including plays with Scottish characters). It was assembled by music printer and composer William Henderson (1831-18 ...ll-represented in the collection, perhaps hinting at the importance of the characters of Meg Merrilies and Dandie Dinmont within adaptations of Scott’s second

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Roughly half of Shakespeare's plays were printed in individual quarto editions before thirty-six of the p ...in productions, some scripts were revised to focus more attention on main characters. Other plays were altered to fit the literary demands of “poetic justice,

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...he roving Amphilanthus; it also follows a myriad of other noble and humble characters across a fictional Europe. The work is also known as a ''roman à clef''— ...the novel as the father-in-law of Sirelius, one of the novel's many minor characters. Sirelius's story, narrated by one of the novel's many shepherds, focuses o

...his book are almost always italic. However, he sometimes also used italic characters when writing in English, especially, it seems, when he was transcribing pub ...to supply words due to the tearing of the manuscript (e.g., Oxinden, 12). Characters are reproduced where possible and otherwise ✧ indicates an illegible char

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...he drawing-room : together with a description of the costumes, cast of the characters ... and the whole of the stage business''. New York: De Witt, [189-?]. Cata

...rowds come to the theater "to witness, night after night, the sublimity of Shakespeare's works." ...about an article that refers to his early apprenticeship playing blackface characters like Dandy Cox, explaining that "the troubadour business is not regarded as

...and Adonis'']]), and John Ward's diary provides the only known account of Shakespeare's death. Also on display was the earliest known manuscript copy of a work by ====Shakespeare's Blackfriars deed====

...featured in this exhibition all use depictions of Shakespeare's plays and characters to comment on political and theatrical trends in Great Britain, the United ...ations from Shakespeare and drawings of Gladstone as various Shakespearean characters.

...published engravings of the paintings as illustrations for his edition of Shakespeare's plays. This exhibition chronicles the development of the Shakespeare Galler ...viewers information about the scenes depicted: play title, act and scene, characters, and most usefully a long excerpt from the scene. As indicated by printer'

*Note that a ''work'' can also be a subject. For example, books ''about'' Shakespeare's play ''Hamlet'' will have ''Hamlet'' as a subject. Note that when the title |keywords such as "child characters"

....b.55]''': Signatures of departed English & foreign potentates and eminent characters [manuscript], ca. 1833 ===Shakespeare's Signature Forgeries and Facsimiles===

...p, the leading advocate of the popular idea that Francis Bacon had written Shakespeare's works and left ciphered clues throughout the 1623 First Folio and other tex In addition to leaving secret codes in Shakespeare's plays (a theory that has proven unfounded), famous politician Sir Francis B

[[File:W2196 pg. 451.jpg|A page of Chinese characters. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folger.edu/luna/servlet/s/z3p8dd 31695]. ...to be just such a language. In 1605, Francis Bacon described it as having “Characters Real, which express neither letters nor words in gross, but Things or Notio

...l of them were exceptionally knowledgeable about ancient languages, making Shakespeare's participation in the translation even less likely. ...one of the most widely read books in English. It is a pastiche of biblical characters, places, and passages, most of them in the language of the King James Bible

...upper right, referencing the role of love in motivating many of the play’s characters. ...s that Fuseli intended to focus on the facial expressions of these unnamed characters from [[Richard III|''Richard III'']]. Sent by Richard to murder his brother

...f Shakespeare || Folger Library copy work. Title page from 1623 edition of Shakespeare's works with portrait || LC-H814-T01-0027 (b&w film dup. neg.) || LC-H814- 00 ...f Shakespeare || Folger Library copy work. Title page from 1623 edition of Shakespeare's works with portrait I || LC-H824-T01-0027-A (b&w film dup. neg.) || LC-H824

...are’s Blackfriars deed ([[Open City: London, 1500–1700 exhibition material#Shakespeare's Townhouse (pilaster before case 3)|pilaster before case 3]]) == [[File:Z.c.22 (45).jpg|thumb|right|320px|Deed to Shakespeare's townhouse at Blackfriars. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folger.edu/luna

...ion of topics throughout time, genre and authors and by gender of dramatic characters. Short of the language-dependent preprocessing steps like lemmatisation, ou ...n the corpus. We then use the same analytical procedure to compare bastard characters from different genres (tragedy, comedy, history). We conclude that there ar

...in an instant, and often in parlor games ran through a series of faces and characters. ...e on literary criticism, especially in the interpretation of Shakespeare’s characters, was enormous. The genius of the “God of his idolatry” was thrown into

Robert Stapylton opens his play ''Hero and Leander'' on a sticky day, with characters Castor and Stredon, “puffing and blowing,” complaining about the dog da

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If you interested in learning more about the music heard and referenced in Shakespeare's plays, here are some selected readings on Shakespeare and theatrical music : Duffin, Ross. ''Shakespeare's Songbook''. New York: Norton, 2004.

...Language: Social Discourse and Cultural Production (seminar)|Historicizing Shakespeare's Language: Social Discourse and Cultural Production]]''' ...on scripts might be reflected in [[William Shakespeare's sonnets|''William Shakespeare's sonnets'']]? The seminar's reconsideration of early modern language will be

...redefine the novel; how new trends in fashion influenced the depiction of characters; how newspapers trained readers to read novels. Later sessions will incorpo '''Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture: "The Founders and the Bard"'''

...are's plays seem most accessible and immediate to student readers when the characters describe emotions-their own and others'. Shakespeare himself is popularly a ...also edited ''A Companion to Shakespeare'' (1999) and ''Critical Essays on Shakespeare's "Hamlet"'' (1995), and coedited both ''A New History of Early English Drama

...A Midsummer Night’s Dream'', the balance of both speaking and non-speaking characters on stage is presented. Where the previous work created structures of speake ...“digitise the stage” (Lavagnino et al. 1995, Gants 2006) and will focus on characters, speech acts and stage directions, formal entities crucial for a social net

|In this speech, Jesus addresses the human characters but, of course, also the audience, explaining why the judgement is going do ...probably youngish to middle-age, when they are representative/allegorical characters, gender and age may not matter much when casting the roles.

...lessly transform his features at will, assuming different countenances and characters in rapid succession. A star-struck dinner guest in Paris recounted how Garr ...ne Hogarth impressions. Matthew Darly dedicated his album of ''Macaronies, Characters, and Caricatures'' (1772) to Garrick in recognition of his enlightened patr

...kespeare” while rehearsing amateur theatricals. (7) Three of her fictional characters in that novel, Yates and the Crawfords, share surnames with famous Shakespe ...ere to Shakespeare. Assisted by Hollywood, the BBC awarded Austen, and her characters, special star

...and the supernatural, The Tempest is the only one to deal so directly with characters who are human practitioners of magic. These original pen and ink illustrati Sycorax and Caliban are two characters that have lived rich lives outside the bounds of Shakespeare’s words, ins

...ing is not only the principal medium through which playwrights bring their characters to life as co-creations. It also stands up as an art form on its own rigoro

| Flecknoe, Richard, d. 1678? ''A collection of the choicest epigrams and characters of Richard Flecknoe. '' <nowiki>[</nowiki>London<nowiki>]</nowiki> : Printe

| Flecknoe, Richard, d. 1678? ''A collection of the choicest epigrams and characters of Richard Flecknoe. '' <nowiki>[</nowiki>London<nowiki>]</nowiki> : Printe

::This was the first book printed in England with Hebrew and Arabic characters. It is one of only two copies available in the United States. [[Category:

:''humour, but terribly confused, loaded with unnecessary characters, and almost unintelligible in its language… A.T.'' One copy of Shakespeare's Second Folio is rich in associations. The bookplate of David Garrick appear

| '''Favorite Music, Favorite Character''' || characters, music appears outwith the play e.g., An Address in Character by Bailie Nic ...became woven into the fabric of Scottish theaters and the bills note Scott characters and scenes displayed on drop-cloths, walls, fitments and programmes.</ref>

A Folger Shakespeare Library podcast: Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture 2015 April 16, 2015 ...ve. Many small things happen in plays; much of what happens is a matter of characters' speaking and interacting in language—so much so, that one wants to take

...2/08/how-many-female-characters-are-there-in-shakespeare/ “How Many Female Characters Are There in Shakespeare?”' heather froehlich. 8 February 2013. Web. 21 A

...ce would have been familiar with Galenic theory and understood many of his characters to exemplify one of the four humors. Here, it is the resonance of violets t Learn more about violets and other herbs in Shakespeare's [[Hamlet|''Hamlet'']] in this [[:File:BHRemViolets.pdf|guide]].

...eading experience and have begun to imagine or speculate about the type of characters and story with which they are about to become involved.<br> ...nd the remaining students will be the blocks of marble which will form the characters in the tableaux vivants. While the chanter reads out the marked passage, th

''This article is related to the exhibition. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (disambiguation)]].'' ...peare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700|''Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700'']] exhibi

...e play in five acts (in the style of Tasso's ''Aminta'') with the pastoral characters replaced by fishers.

...to discourage sight-seers) by the Reverend Francis Gastrell, then-owner of Shakespeare's New Place. An enterprising local tradesman named Thomas Sharp bought up the ...he aspiring actor to “give to Study, and an Accurate consideration of Your Characters, those Hours which Young Men generally give to their Friends & fflatterers

...Second Folio (1632).  (4)  What you see is one of the earliest records of Shakespeare's Works owned in America. broadly Shakespeare's language had spread within the American consciousness when he told the stor

''This article relates to the exhibition. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (disambiguation)]].'' ...peare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700|''Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700'']] exhibi

''This article relates to the exhibition. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (disambiguation)]].'' ...peare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700|''Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700'']], one o

...hich each item is represented by one bit; spec. a graphic display in which characters are formed by assigning to each individual pixel a bit value. ...software programs and applications are able to interpret and display ASCII characters, ensuring the longevity and usability of Project Gutenberg texts. See Micha

''Hannibal Hamlin on Shakespeare's connection to the KJV'' ...'', and Henry James’s ''The Golden Bowl''. But other literary works borrow characters, plots, themes, and even the language of the King James Bible. ''Moby-Dick'

...e dramatized in “dream” scenes in plays about such politically significant characters as Princess Elizabeth (the future queen) and Katherine, Dowager Duchess of

...study of Latin and Greek, also mocks the pedantry of schoolmasters through characters like Holofernes (the pedant, who is possibly based on Richard Mulcaster) an

...bservations on Several Plays of Shakspeare: With a Review of His Principal Characters, and Those of Various Eminent Writers, as Represented by Mr. Garrick, and O :——. ''Cornmarket Acting Versions of Shakespeare's Plays From the Restoration to the Death of David Garrick''. London: Cornmar

== Shakespeare's Townhouse (pilaster before case 3) == ...commented on current events. Queen Elizabeth I and Sir Thomas Gresham are characters in this play, with scenes set at Elizabeth’s visit to the Exchange in 157

| Book||Ball, George,||Afternoon at Shakespeare's /||[Place of publication not identified] : Robert Ball, [1965]||1965||2015- | Book||Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616,||Shakespeare's The tragedie of King Lear : newly printed from the first folio of 1623.||Lo

== Lost at Sea: At the Bottom of Shakespeare's Ocean == ...ohn’s University in New York City. He is the author of ''At the Bottom of Shakespeare's Ocean'' (2009), two additional monographs, and numerous articles on Shakesp

| Who's who in Shakespeare's England / Alan & Veronica Palmer. || Palmer, Alan, || Brighton, Sussex : Ha | Heroes and heroines of fiction : famous characters and famous names in novels, romances, poems and dramas, classified, analyze

...rg/10.1093/ref:odnb/19566); coat of arms was under dispute at same time as Shakespeare's ...There is a variant (uncorrected duplicate line) on I3v. Manuscript list of characters on A1v. A few marginal manuscript notes and markings. Some leaves are damag