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Tag Archives: theatre
Book Review: Hag-Seed by Margaret Atwood
Reinterpreting Shakespeare is one of those things that seems obvious on paper, I mean Shakespeare himself borrowed large swaths of his ideas of those that came before him, so turning it into a cycle is an obvious get. The problem … Continue reading
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Tagged Classic Retellings, classics, fantasy, grief, Hag-Seed, Hogarth Shakespeare, Margaret Atwood, prison, Revenge, Shakespeare, The Tempest, theatre
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Book Review: The Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde
Plays are a tricky thing to my mind. You inexorably tied to the patience of the audience and thereby you are forbidden from going over a certain number of pages or overcomplicating your narrative. I’m struggled to find a playwrights … Continue reading
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Tagged british literature, classics, drama, humor, morality, oscar wilde, paradox, play, plays, politics, romance, society, theatre
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A Land of Rum and Writing 