King LearBristol Classical Press, 1987 - 247 pages |
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... storm effects . Samuel Phelps , who had otherwise achieved that ideal and simple style of scenic appointment which befits an altogether fabulous period ' had a storm so uncomfortably naturalistic that critics reported ' the wind ...
... storm effects . Samuel Phelps , who had otherwise achieved that ideal and simple style of scenic appointment which befits an altogether fabulous period ' had a storm so uncomfortably naturalistic that critics reported ' the wind ...
Page 137
... storm ' ( J.C. Trewin , BP , 19 August 1959 ) . In the 1971 film version , surreal images were used to conflate the interior and exterior storms ; the shooting script says ' The ground cracks open , roots painfully are wrenched to the ...
... storm ' ( J.C. Trewin , BP , 19 August 1959 ) . In the 1971 film version , surreal images were used to conflate the interior and exterior storms ; the shooting script says ' The ground cracks open , roots painfully are wrenched to the ...
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... storm , which exit forms the second act finale . Act III begins with the defiance of the storm , without prelim- inaries ; Lear is accompanied by Kent in lieu of the Fool . Shakespeare's third scene , between Gloucester and Edmund , is ...
... storm , which exit forms the second act finale . Act III begins with the defiance of the storm , without prelim- inaries ; Lear is accompanied by Kent in lieu of the Fool . Shakespeare's third scene , between Gloucester and Edmund , is ...
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