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Dec 6, 2022 · The best way to read Shakespeare is to read it aloud with a group of fellow actors. If you can organize a reading group to meet semi-regularly and read Shakespeare aloud together, you will drastically increase your chances of sustaining your commitment to reading Shakespeare and the amount of each play you understand and retain.
May 24, 2015 · The Folger Shakespeare- Edited by the premiere Shakespeare scholarship institution in America: The Folger Shakespeare Libary, this version has very clear and simple explanations for what the characters are saying and has lots of pictures and notes. This version is excellent for high schoolers and is one of the standards in most school districts.
Dec 11, 2019 · Also take this advice from Mortimer Adler’s How to Read a Book (which I consider essential reading before you embark on this Shakespeare quest): When you read a play, you are not reading a complete work. The complete play (the work that the author intended you to apprehend) is only apprehended when it is acted on a stage. Like music, which ...
Feb 29, 2024 · There's a reason why Shakespeare's plays are still the most performed in the world, more than 400 years after they were written. Comedy, tragedy, romance, history, politics, murder: all of life (and death) is here.
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Apr 23, 2013 · Happy birthday, William Shakespeare! In his honor, try our helpful infographic to find out what celebrated play you should read next. Where did yo...
Hi everyone! I recently just go into reading and i’m loving it. I’m wondering if I should and read a Shakespeare book next. I think I read some Shakespeare in high-school but probably just googled summary’s most of the time :/ (About to graduate college this summer) If so, what are some recommendations.
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Apr 18, 2011 · I don't know if people should endeavour to read the Complete Works, but I do think everyone should read AT THE VERY LEAST two Histories, two Comedies, two Tragedies, one Problem, and one Romance. That way, they get a decently rounded and fairly wide idea of what Shakespeare's all about, and they can move on with the knowledge that they gave him a good shot.
