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Playbuilding Shakespeare


No. of pages 175

Published: 1997

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Playbuilding Shakespeare is an Australian title. It is designed to allow students to explore aspects of five of Shakespeare's plays as performance pieces. The techniques used in the book draw on aspects of playbuilding. At the end of each unit, students should be able to present a version of Shakespeare's play from their own improvised work as well as drawing on the work of Shakespeare himself. Wendy Michaels is an experienced author, teacher and director and is currently Inspector, English, Board of Studies, New South Wales; Vice President of the Educational Drama Association of New South Wales, and spent many years as the National Education Director of the Shakespeare Globe Centre, Australia. She has written numerous books on Shakespeare and on playbuilding, presented workshops for primary, secondary and tertiary teachers on the teaching of Shakespeare, and presented papers at international Shakespeare conferences.

 

There are 175 pages in this book. This book was published 1997 by Cambridge University Press .

This book has the following chapters: Prologue: 1. Trippingly on the tongue; 2. A lamentable comedy - A Midsummer's Night Dream; 3. The will of a dead father - The Merchant of Venice; 4. The Ides of March - Julius Casaer; 5. Star crossed lovers - Romeo and Juliet; 6. When the Hurly Burly's done - Macbeth.

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