1 day ago by bill-w

Had some trouble sleeping last night... I'm afraid of Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Not the character, the play Richard the Third. It's a big bloody play. The second longest in the Canon. It's an important play. It's got a boatload of film versions to review. It's iconic. Can I do the play justice in ...

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4 days ago by Jen Black

I found the pics I thought I had lost! When I recharged the camera battery, they simply reappeared, so here are my pics of Barnard Castle, famously one of Richard III's homes for the ten years or so 1474-1485. The walls enclose a large area, and loom over a sharp drop to the River Tees on the south ...

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5 days ago by Daphne

I don’t remember where I heard about this book, but since it was about Richard III I thought I would give it a try. The book however is mostly about Anne Neville, Richard’s wife. Not that that’s a bad thing, I was just expecting the focus of the book to be a little different. Despite this slightly d ...

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8 days ago by Traian

Azi iarna vrajbei noastre s-a schimbat, Prin soarele lui York, în toi de vară … De data asta complet , deci cu semnificatia originala , citatul cu care incepea zilele trecute Cristi Sutu zic ca se potriveste unui articol semnat Radu Tudor din Jurnalul National ( da, ziarul la care inca mai presteaza ...

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10 days ago by hakka3

Apropos of tomorrow’s agenda in class, here’s a great website wherein Sir Ian McKellen introduces three very different takes on the famous opening speech of Shakespeare’s Richard III. This past summer, there was a production at the Brooklyn Academy of Music entitled ‘Richard III: An Arab Tragedy’. I ...

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10 days ago by Kendra

Oh, look, another countdown! What, you didn’t think I’d stop at one, did you? When thinking about Laurence Olivier as an actor, several things come to mind: that nice voice, his penchant for nose putty, those Gothic heroes of Bronte fame. He was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, received 4 statues in ...

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10 days ago by Dan

Perkin Warbeck was one of the earliest in a long line of royal imposters. Born in Tournai around the year 1474, he presented himself as Richard of Shrewsbury 1st Duke of York, one of the ill-fated princes in the tower. The story of the princes went that after their father, Edward IV, had died the el ...

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14 days ago by Claire

posted by Claire December 3, 2009 The Shakespeare Troupe at Carlisle High School, in Pennsylvania, presented a student-directed Shakespeare Festival on Thursday, December 3rd. Students choose scenes from Macbeth, Julius Caesar, Measure for Measure, and Richard III. For more on the festival, read the ...

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16 days ago by Shelly Lowenkopf

It has become difficult to stray too far from the subject of duality; each time you have separated a pair of them from the human genome, then tracked them down to some point where you felt you either knew them well enough to take sides should the matter arise or write a story in which each was objec ...

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16 days ago by Le Juif

Ma soirée de samedi, une fois n’est pas coutume, je l’ai passé devant la télévision, comme du reste, une grande partie de la fin de semaine dernière. Je constate que les programmes Télé poursuivent leur cycle immuable, marqué par la désormais incontournable sainte trinité cathodique: l’obésité, en p ...

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