Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 21This detailed series provides comprehensive coverage of critical interpretations of the plays of Shakespeare. The volume focus on the history of Shakespeare's play Hamlet on the stage and in important film adaptations. |
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PRODUCTION : Henry Irving • Lyceum Theatre • 1874-1885 BACKGROUND : Irving's London premiere of Hamlet , at the Lyceum Theatre on 31 October 1874 , inaugurated a 200 - night run which established the actor as the paramount Hamlet of the ...
PRODUCTION : Henry Irving • Lyceum Theatre • 1874-1885 BACKGROUND : Irving's London premiere of Hamlet , at the Lyceum Theatre on 31 October 1874 , inaugurated a 200 - night run which established the actor as the paramount Hamlet of the ...
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Ellen Terry as Ophelia and Henry Irving as Hamlet ( 1879 ) . liam Creswick was too old ; his opening shortly after Irving's was evidently intended as a direct challenge , but it misfired : ' In the fencing scene , ' said a review ...
Ellen Terry as Ophelia and Henry Irving as Hamlet ( 1879 ) . liam Creswick was too old ; his opening shortly after Irving's was evidently intended as a direct challenge , but it misfired : ' In the fencing scene , ' said a review ...
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But Irving needed to establish a parallel between Hamlet's affectionate and trusting relationship with his family before his father's death and the apparent harmony in the Polonius household . For that he required an innocent Ophelia .
But Irving needed to establish a parallel between Hamlet's affectionate and trusting relationship with his family before his father's death and the apparent harmony in the Polonius household . For that he required an innocent Ophelia .
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