Shakespeare as rewritten by Charles Marowitz.
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Charles Marowitz (born 1934) is an influential American critic, theatre director, and playwright who has been a "regular columnist on SWANS.com, the Cultural-Political bi-weekly" since 2004. He is perhaps best known for being "a close collaborator with Peter Brook at the Royal Shakespeare Company" and for founding and directing The Open Space Theatre, both in London.
Shakespeare as rewritten by Charles Marowitz.
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Paperback. Etat : Good. Having compared an audience to a stopped clock in his introduction to this volume, Marowitz shows the reader the background to these adaptations and of the spirit in which they were made. The 'clock' has neither been thrown out nor has it been disembowelled and turned into a more reliable, battery-run model: it ha been shaken. Marowitz treats Shakespeare's plays in the same way, never losing sight of their importance. but equally avoiding the trap of revering them to death. Using the gifts that have made him an internatonally acclaimed playwright and director, he has dynamically rethought these classics, transforming them into entirely new creations that stand in their own right, but are still nourished by the spirits of the originals. These plays by Marowitz have been studied and performed around the world and seriously engage with the question of what Shakespeare would have done if asked to adapt them for the 20th century. N° de réf. du vendeur 00104874479
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Paperback. Etat : Good. Having compared an audience to a stopped clock in his introduction to this volume, Marowitz shows the reader the background to these adaptations and of the spirit in which they were made. The 'clock' has neither been thrown out nor has it been disembowelled and turned into a more reliable, battery-run model: it ha been shaken. Marowitz treats Shakespeare's plays in the same way, never losing sight of their importance. but equally avoiding the trap of revering them to death. Using the gifts that have made him an internatonally acclaimed playwright and director, he has dynamically rethought these classics, transforming them into entirely new creations that stand in their own right, but are still nourished by the spirits of the originals. These plays by Marowitz have been studied and performed around the world and seriously engage with the question of what Shakespeare would have done if asked to adapt them for the 20th century. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN0714526517G
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