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    sibling rivalry

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    Shakespeare’s plays display incidences of sibling rivalry. King Lear provokes rivalry among his three daughters by asking them to describe their love for him; in the same play‚ Edmund contrives to force his half-brother Edgar into exile. In The Taming of the Shrew‚ sisters Kate and Bianca are shown fighting bitterly. In Richard III‚ the title character is at least partially motivated by rivalry with his brother‚ King Edward. In As You Like It‚ there is obvious sibling rivalry and antagonism between Orlando

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    The Nickelodeon Era This development of theatre was in conjunction with improved transportation and communication technologies. It was now easier to manage a network of theatres. After the vaudeville era‚ around the turn of the 19th century‚ came the so-called ‘Nickelodeon Era’. The name “Nickelodeon” originated from the American word for five cents‚ a nickel‚ which was also the price of admission and the greek word odeion‚ which is a roofed theater‚ (Musser‚ 1994). From my research‚ I have conflicting

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    Vinegar Girl by Anne Tyler is a 2016 retelling of William Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew. The book was published as part of the “Hogarth Shakespeare” project by Random House. Tyler’s protagonist‚ Kate Battista‚ is just as strong-willed as Shakespeare’s Katherina. Likewise‚ both protagonists are prickly with those around them. Tyler opens Vinegar Girl with Kate in her garden her father‚ Dr. Battista‚ calls her on the phone. He forgot his lunch and would like her to bring it to him. Kate agrees

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    Women’s Roles A woman’s work ethic and subserviency were the only characteristics a man looked for in a women‚ back in the 17th century. Men felt superior to women and had plenty more rights than them. Women were practically treated as servants by their husbands and they were not allowed to argue/protest against their roles as a women. Although women have endured being treated as the weaker sex and have had fewer rights than men‚ this has immensely changed over the past centuries. In our society

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    not what people of the twentieth century perceive to be "comedy." Some of the elements of Shakespearean comedy are similar to today’s comedy‚ such as physical comedy. People of Shakespeare’s time found the fall Kate took from her horse in Taming of the Shrew‚ and surely people of our time would find that amusing as well. A large part of Shakespeare’s comedy was disguises. The use of disguise was a key part of Shakespearean comedy; his plays Much Ado About Nothing‚ The Merchant of Venice‚ and Twelfth

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    shakespeare

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    Within the class system of Elizabethan England‚ William Shakespeare did not seem destined for greatness. He was not born into a family of nobility or significant wealth. He did not continue his formal education at university‚ nor did he come under the mentorship of a senior artist‚ nor did he marry into wealth or prestige. His talent as an actor seems to have been modest‚ since he is not known for starring roles. His success as a playwright depended in part upon royal patronage. Yet in spite of these

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    ROCHESTER‚ NY – “Absorbing‚ unblinking‚ and sharply funny‚” according to the New York Times‚ Annie Baker’s Circle Mirror Transformation uncovers the hidden truths‚ desires‚ and heart-wrenching regrets of its characters through seemingly innocent acting exercises. The Obie Award winning drama will be presented by the University of Rochester International Theatre Program and will open December 1st at Todd Theatre‚ located on the River Campus. Described as a “love letter to the theater” by the play’s

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    Women in Renaissance

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    Answered by: Hussein Salimian Rizi Presented to: Dr. Tavassoli 1. Comment on the depictions of women in Renaissance drama by referring to specific plays. I. Introduction In the Renaissance period‚ women commenced to gradually gain a fairer and more logical status‚ though it was still far away from thinking of equality with men. Women started to appear as more significant and effectual personas through literature‚ with many medieval conventions being held alive‚ especially the Petrarchan

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    The Work of Shakespeare

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    Essay 1: The Work of Shakespeare William Shakespeare‚ born in April 1564 was the son of John Shakespeare who was a prosperous alderman in the town of Stratford and was later granted a coat of arms by the College of Heralds. Not much was known of Shakespeare’s youth and is presumed that he attended the Stratford Grammar School. It was known that his father lost his fortune and Shakespeare could never finish school. At the age of 18‚ he married Anne Hathaway who was 26. Being financially broke‚

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    fictional account‚ and he had the privilege of seeing movie superstar Cary Grant play a well-hyped heroic (and straight) version of himself. After this point‚ he had one major production‚ Kiss Me Kate‚ which was based on the Shakespeare classic Taming of the Shrew. Porter was very skeptical of this production but eventually lent his hand to the production and it became very successful‚ eventually spawning a moderately successful movie. Porter produced fewer successful productions in the later days‚ but

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