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Why Don’t I Go To Movies Anymore?
I heard somewhere recently how, despite the Marvel Universe earning Scrooge McDuck level of money, overall the movie industry is doing very badly. Fewer and fewer films are taking more and more money and more and more films are withering … Continue reading
“You’ll Be Back”: History and Fiction
I have heard that George III has, in the UK, largely a positive reputation. They know of his illness and madness, but by that point, the monarch was largely rendered irrelevant politically. It was Parliament, not the king, that was … Continue reading
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Tagged American History, George III, Hamilton, historical fiction, Musicals, Richard III, theater
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Sweat at Cleveland Play House: A Quick Review
I just want to write a quick review of the play Sweat, which I saw at the Cleveland Play House last weekend. I had been looking forward to that show ever since this season was announced, and Sweat did not … Continue reading
Cleveland Shakespeare Festival’s Troilus and Cressida, aka Shakespeare writes Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
I wanted to write a review of The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival’s Troilus and Cressida, one of Shakespeare’s rarely performed “problem plays”. And yet, I have been struggling to write it. Not because I didn’t like it (I did) but because … Continue reading
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Shakespeare’s Game of Thrones: Cleveland Shakespeare Festival Performs Macbeth
One of the greatest points of pride in my life is that I have never seen a single episode of Game of Thrones. And I never will. (Well above my limits of violence.) But I do not need to wonder … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleveland, Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, MacBeth, play, Shakespeare, theater
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Summer of the Shrew Part Deaux: Katherine’s Ironic Speech
The speech that Katherine gives at the end of The Taming of the Shrew has been the subject of much discussion. Is this speech meant to be interpreted on face value, or is it ironic? Much of this is due … Continue reading
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Tagged literature, plays, Shakespeare, Summer of the Shrew, Taming of the Shrew, theater
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Summer of the Sherw Part Deaux: Why Bianca Rebels At the End
I had been thinking about this ever since I saw The Taming of the Shrew. Much of the focus of Taming of the Shrew is on Katherine’s arc, from the shrew to the obedient wife. My 7th grade English teacher … Continue reading
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Cleveland Shakespeare Festival’s Taming of the Shrew: Summer of the Shrew Part Deux
It wouldn’t be summer without the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival’s outdoor free theater. This year they begin with Taming of the Shrew. I wish they had done this last year, because I did a bit of The Summer of the … Continue reading
The Power of Nostalgia, and the Music of the Night
Saturday morning I woke up after a very strange dream. I dreamed that I was in Toronto, and I had tickets to see the Phantom of the Opera at the Pantages Theater, but I was late. I was wandering through … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Mann, Musicals, Nostalgia, Phantom of the Opera, theater, Toronto
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Taming of the Shrew: Sun, Moon, or Actor’s Performance?
I read Taming of the Shrew when I was in college, well, sort of. Our professor asked us to read the play throughout the semester, and once a week we met in the school’s black box theater to act out … Continue reading
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