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Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre.

Publisher Shakespeare Bulletin
Publication Shakespeare Bulletin
Subject Arts, visual and performing
Format Magazine/Journal
ISSN 0748-2558
Issues per Year 4
Volume 26
Issue 1
Published 2008-03-22

Role Type Name
Reviewee n/a Jonathan Bate
Reviewee n/a Giles Block
Reviewee n/a Lorraine Burroughs
Reviewee n/a Joe Caffrey
Reviewee n/a Sam Crane
Reviewee n/a Seroca Davis
Reviewee n/a Jonathan Fensom
Reviewee n/a Trystan Gravelle
Reviewee n/a Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
Reviewee n/a Adrian Lee
Reviewee n/a Tim McInnerny
Reviewee n/a Patsy Rodenburg
Reviewee n/a William Shakespeare
Author n/a Peter J. Smith
Reviewee n/a Michelle Terry
Reviewee n/a Andrew Vincent
Reviewee n/a Eamonn Walker
Reviewee n/a Timothy Walker

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Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre, London, Summer 2007

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As each generation's freshman lecture notes make clear, generic distinction is not only about thematic difference but about varieties of dramatic construction. Genre is unfair, for while comedies allow a more or less even spread of lines across the whole company, and therefore facilitate an ensemble effort (among which a single weak performance can be allowed to fade mercifully into the background), tragedies prioritise an individual--Richard III, Coriolanus, Lear. Occasionally two...

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