(Applause Books). This expanded edition of Free Shakespeare is a tool to liberate the works of Shakespeare from directors and academics who seek to impose their ideas upon the plays. John Russell Brown empowers actors and readers to approach the plays freshly and boldly armed with the many different interpretations inherent in the plays. Recognized as a benchmark for the understanding of Shakespearean performance in the twentieth century; a new chapter explores the technological and funding challenges facing Shakespearean productions in the next millennium.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This was given as a gift that was enjoyed throughly!By Gayle ComptonThis was given as a gift to someone who had lived in Plainfield Township; and they truly enjoyed learning of the history and hashing over fimiliar sights and family names of residents. I cant wait to get the book so that we can read it.We have been residents for 44 years and know the author and her family; too.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An enriching readBy Andrew L. RogersThe words and images of "Plainfield Township" are like the memories of friends and family shared across the dinner table. Byles ability to craft several small tales into a grander story made this small book an enriching read. As a resident of west Michigan I will never drive through Plainfield Township again without warmly recalling the farmers; restaurant owners; and many others that helped shape it. Recommended for west Michigan residents and those interested in how our everyday stories shape the towns we live in.
