Acting Shakespeare

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In his two seasons at London's Old Vic Theatre from 1929 to 1931 John Gielgud established himself in the forefront of Shakespearean actors, and in the six decades since then he has scaled the heights of most of the great parts, from Romeo, Richard II and Hamlet, to Macbeth, Lear and Prospero.

Libri simili

• Backward glances: part one, time for reflection : part two, distinguished company di John Gielgud (1989)
• Early stages di John Gielgud (1987)
• Staging Shakespeare at the new Globe di Pauline Kiernan (1999)
• Playing Shakespeare: an actor's guide di John Barton (2001)
• Backward glances: Part one, Times for reflection : Part two, Distinguished company di John Gielgud (1990)
• Shakespeare's theatres and the effects of performance di Farah KarimCooper; Tiffany Stern (2015)
• A year in the life of William Shakespeare, 1599 di James Shapiro (2006)
• Shakespeare in the theatre: Yukio Ninagawa di Conor Hanratty (2020)
• The lodger Shakespeare: his life on Silver Street di Charles Nicholl (2008)
• The Shakespeare workbook and video: a practical course for actors di David Carey (2015)
• William Shakespeare: his world, his work, his influence di John F. Andrews (1985)
• Macbeth di Harriet Walter (2002)

Altri libri di John Gielgud

• Backward glances: Part one, Times for reflection : Part two, Distinguished company di John Gielgud (1990)
• Backward glances: part one, time for reflection : part two, distinguished company di John Gielgud (1989)
• Early stages di John Gielgud (1987)
• Distinguished company di John Gielgud (1973)