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Thursday, August 16, 2007

I, Hamlet

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The BBC in the 1970's made the decision to tape performances of all of Shakespeare's plays, and when they came to Hamlet (first broa...
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Roundhouse

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The other "greatest" Hamlet of the last half of the twentieth century was, according to some critics, Nicol Williamson's. It b...

No John-a-dreams, this

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In 1964, just as he was about to reach the heights of gossip notoriety, Richard Burton starred as Hamlet on Broadway, in a production direct...
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Saturday, August 11, 2007

Some Sweet--and Some Sour--Princes

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In honor of a film that's finally appearing on DVD this Tuesday, I decided to go over--here--a few versions of Shakespeare's Hamlet ...

"The Speech of the People"

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When James Joyce created for Ulysses his modern analogues to Homer's Odysseus, Penelope, and Telemachus, he intended them to be, if not...

Some Old British TV Show

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To break up the monotony of my critical acumen on display ("Hey, Doc--can you use the word 'technique' just one more time?...
Friday, August 10, 2007

"U.S.A." 2

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One of the central ideas of modernism is the fractured nature of modern life, the loss of an organic unity both in reality and in art. ...
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