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Shakespeare Matters by Geoff Spiteri.

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Geoff Spiteri begins this Shakespeare miscellany with the first of many questions. Does Shakespeare matter? He’s asking if the bard’s work...

and Babylon 5 a paragraph

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Geoff Spiteri begins this Shakespeare miscellany with the first of many questions. Does Shakespeare matter? He’s asking if the bard’s wo...

"London's more bogus claims"

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Geography Julian Barnes reviews Paris as some people might review a restaurant or piece of literature . The result is fascinating: ...

Batsford's Heritage Guides: Shakespeare's London by Malcolm Day.

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When I visited London a couple of years ago, one of my escapades was to visit the two churches that were important to Shakespeare , Southwar...

the seething humanity

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Books When I visited London a couple of years ago, one of my escapades was to visit the two churches that were important to Shakespeare ...

"for example, Newton’s laws of motion"

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Science Brian Cox and Robin Ince talk to The List about how to make physics funny : "Cox: It depends on the level of your jokes, I s...

Eyewitness: Hamlet injured in duel.

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You've probably already heard of this palpable hit, but just in case ... Conor Madden -- who plays Hamlet in the Second Age Theatre prod...

scandalous libels

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TV Simon and Schuster, the long term license holders for Star Trek spin-off fiction have announced a clutch of "young adult" tit...

Hamlet (Writers and their Work) by Ann Thompson & Neil Taylor.

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“There is no stable entity called Hamlet”, the authors proclaim at the top of chapter six of their discussion and once again I found myself ...

the relationship between the kids

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Film This recut trailer seems to capture everything I love about Ferris Bueller's Day Off more than the real thing, the relationship...

cloisters or copulation

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Books While most of Shakespeare’s plays confront issues related to sex to some degree, few forefront them with quite as much zeal as Mea...

Measure for Measure (Writers and their Work) by Kate Chedgzoy.

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While most of Shakespeare’s plays confront issues related to sex to some degree, few forefront them with quite as much zeal as Measure for M...

The AV Club interviews new female Hamlet Mary Tuomanen.

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Quite a lot of the codification for her interpretation of the character is in her hair : "There’s a lot to be done with my hair, becaus...

"back in the loop"

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TV One of the rights of passage most Doctor Who fans go through at some point is watching the whole series from start to, well, it used to...
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Othello (Writers and their Work) by Emma Smith.

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Commenting on last week's controversy surrounding television producer Brian True-May’s policy of casting whites only in pastoral televis...

"Machiavellian malignity"

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Books Commenting on last week's controversy surrounding television producer Brian True-May’s policy of casting whites only in pastor...

Sylvester McCoy goes a bit rogue

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TV Sylvester McCoy has talked to the Shadowlocked blog on the occasion of The Hobbit's principle photography and the release of unoffi...

an old George Carlin routine

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Books For the past few years I have been fermenting a theory about the porter’s scene in Macbeth. It’s the one moment of levity in what...

Macbeth (Writers and their Work) by Kathleen E. McLuskie.

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For the past few years I have been fermenting a theory about the porter’s scene in Macbeth. It’s the one moment of levity in what’s otherwi...

Moffat’s mental desktop theme is switched to sitcom

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TV Tom Baker in season eighteen reminds me of a bloke I once worked with who was close to retirement. Like Tom, he’d increasingly seen...
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