Re:Shakespeare’s plays, sonnets, and poems
by AlbertCory on Tuesday June 28, 2022 @12:31PM
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If he just left it at that, I wouldn't have any objection.
Although if I'm in Ashland and going to see a Shakespeare play, I'll usually read it first. It helps to know what they're talking about. Some characters have three different names in the same play, for example.
Re:Shakespeare’s plays, sonnets, and poems
by mgfist on Tuesday June 28, 2022 @01:31PM
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> Like, Shakespeare was not high art. We must stop treating him that way and kill the love of literature in children by forcing them dryly read “To be or not to be.”
Although if I'm in Ashland and going to see a Shakespeare play, I'll usually read it first. It helps to know what they're talking about. Some characters have three different names in the same play, for example.