Shakespeare Electronic Conference, SHK 8.0131. Monday, 27 January 1997.
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Date: Saturday, 25 Jan 1997 21:20:33 -0800
Subj: Additions to Shakespeare Spinoffs
(2) From: Amy Ulen <
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Date: Sunday, 26 Jan 1997 01:11:51 -0800
Subj: AMND
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From: Thomas Larque <
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Date: Saturday, 25 Jan 1997 21:20:33 -0800
Subject: Additions to Shakespeare Spinoffs
I have just received the Shakespeare Spinoff Bibliography, which I found very
interesting. Here are a few additional Shakespeare poems, books and plays that
I have come across.
Also Arnold Wesker's THE MERCHANT (already on the main list), now seems to have
had its title changed to SHYLOCK.
HAMLET -
John Cargill Thompson, *Hamlet II - Prince of Jutland*, 1984 / 1995, Monologue.
Tom Stoppard, *Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead : THE FILM*, 1991, Film
Script - very different from the play.
Hunter Steele, *Lord Hamlet's Castle*, 1987, Novel.
John Wain, *Feng*, 1975, Poem.
Richard Brautigan, *The Rape of Ophelia*, 1970, poem.
Richard Brautigan, *The Castle of the Cormorants*, 1970, poem.
KING LEAR -
Elaine Feinstein & The Women's Theatre Group, *Lear's Daughters*, 1987,
Play.
MACBETH -
John Cargill Thompson, *Macbeth Speaks*, 1991, Monologue.
Terry Pratchett, *Wyrd Sisters*, Comic Novel.
Stephen Briggs (based on the novel by Terry Pratchett), *Wyrd Sisters*,
Play.
Jean Binnie, *Lady Macbeth*, Play.
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM -
Pete Brooks, *If We Shadows*, Play.
RICHARD II -
Eugene Ionesco, *Exit the King*, Play.
ROMEO AND JULIET -
John Cargill Thompson, *Romeo and Juliet : Happily Never After*, 1995,
Short Play.
Michael Redmond & Nola York, *Wild Wild Women*, Musical.
MISCELLANEOUS -
Vlady Kociancich, *The Last Days of William Shakespeare - A Novel*,
Translated by Margaret Costa, 1990, Novel (Shakespeare is not a
character).
Yours,
THOMAS LARQUE.
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From: Amy Ulen <
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Date: Sunday, 26 Jan 1997 01:11:51 -0800
Subject: AMND
The Midsummer study guide has been updated and moved to
http://www.ivgh.com/amy/shakespeare/ . Items of interest include the text cut
for performance and annotated with production photos, a summary (with lines
from the text), a brief bio. (from a handout for junior & senior high
students), teaching Shakespeare through performance ideas (hyperlinked paper
that I wrote after the 1994 National Institute on Teaching Shakespeare), photo
album (London, 1991 - Shakespeare's Globe Museum, 1991 - Shakespeare Tour,
1991: Warwick Castle, Anne Hathaway's Home, Shakespeare's Birthplace & Museum
(including BBC costumes) - Folger Shakespeare Library, 1996), links to other
Midsummer productions, and a discussion page!
You may also be interested in "The Undiscover'd Country" at
http://www.ivgh.com/amy/trek.html (this is my tribute to Shakespeare as seen in
the Star Trek universe).
Amy Ulen
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