| TUESDAY, JAN 22 4-7PM FREE SAMPLE CLASS ROMEO AND JULIET Shetler ROOM 1208 |
THURSDAY, JAN 24 4-7PM FREE SAMPLE CLASS ROMEO AND JULIET Shetler ROOM 1208 |
| 4-5:30 Verse work R&J | 4-5:30 Monologues |
| 5:30-7 Monologues | 5:30-7 Verse work R&J |
"That Shakespeare found that the only thing that paid in the theater was romantic nonsense . . . , and that when Shakespeare tried to make the public accept real studies of life and character in--for instance--Measure for Measure and All's Well That Ends Well; and that the public would not have them, and remains of the same mind still, preferring a fantastic sugar doll, like Rosalind, to such serious and dignified studies of women as Isabella and Helena."This seems a little unfair, since As You Like It is only one year earlier than Hamlet, and Shakespeare was a mature playwright when he wrote it. Rosalind has some of the same problems as Hamlet, although she of course has no obligation to murder anybody. It's a comedy.
| TUESDAY 7-10PM MACBETH 444 CPW 5A |
THURSDAY 7-10PM AS YOU LIKE IT 444 CPW 5A |
| Feb 5 | Feb 7 |
| Feb 12 | Feb 14 |
| Feb 19 | Feb 21 |
| Feb 26 | Feb 28 |
| Mar 5 | Mar 7 |
| Mar 12 | Mar 14 |
| Mar 19 | Mar 21 |
| Mar 26 | Mar 28 |
| Apr 2 | [done] |