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Falstaff and the loss of Merrie England

Posted on March 17, 2014 by Sylvia Morris

This week Sir Antony Sher takes on the role of one of Shakespeare’s most famous characters, Sir John Falstaff, in the first of the Henry IV plays, for the RSC. It’s a role that has attracted many of the greatest … Continue reading →

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Prospero’s Costumes on Display: In Stitches with the RSC

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Sylvia Morris

The RSC’s Costume Exhibition Into the Wild features three costumes for different Prosperos in The Tempest. It’s the play in which the designer can let his imagination run riot as he or she attempts to create a suitable setting for … Continue reading →

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