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Gielgud's performance was judged by the critics to be very good but ultimately lacking in strength and grandeur . brilliant and thrilling , but others were unimpressed . Many felt that the actor's portrayal was unavoidably disappointing ...
Gielgud's performance was judged by the critics to be very good but ultimately lacking in strength and grandeur . brilliant and thrilling , but others were unimpressed . Many felt that the actor's portrayal was unavoidably disappointing ...
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Why Mr. Stephen Haggard's exquisitely conceived Fool is a tailing - off performance would take too much space to explain . It is an almost impossible part , though I once saw it played perfectly by a child at Oxford .
Why Mr. Stephen Haggard's exquisitely conceived Fool is a tailing - off performance would take too much space to explain . It is an almost impossible part , though I once saw it played perfectly by a child at Oxford .
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serviceable performances by Mr. Harry Andrews , Mr. Nigel Green , and Mr. Michael Gwynn . ... that this was an accident of the night rather than a fault inherent in the conception persuaded me to stay for the second performance .
serviceable performances by Mr. Harry Andrews , Mr. Nigel Green , and Mr. Michael Gwynn . ... that this was an accident of the night rather than a fault inherent in the conception persuaded me to stay for the second performance .
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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