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99 For three hundred years commentators have questioned whether King Lear , arguably Shakespeare's greatesť tragedy , can be successfully represented on stage . From 1681 until the second quarter of the nineteenth century , producers ...
99 For three hundred years commentators have questioned whether King Lear , arguably Shakespeare's greatesť tragedy , can be successfully represented on stage . From 1681 until the second quarter of the nineteenth century , producers ...
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goer , and seen the best art this country can produce , but never can I say that I have seen English tragedy on the English stage . The cause is not far to seek . We have actors in abundance , and some of them creative artists ; yet we ...
goer , and seen the best art this country can produce , but never can I say that I have seen English tragedy on the English stage . The cause is not far to seek . We have actors in abundance , and some of them creative artists ; yet we ...
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Cynicism and tragedy are , of course , incompatible . ... There is a constant physical rapport between this Othello and Desdemona , and when it is finally severed in death we touch the high - water mark of English tragedy playing .
Cynicism and tragedy are , of course , incompatible . ... There is a constant physical rapport between this Othello and Desdemona , and when it is finally severed in death we touch the high - water mark of English tragedy playing .
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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