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Magic in Shakespeare's The Tempest Throughout The Tempest, many characters use magic to drive the plot forward. These spells and enchantments are representative of the power of language. the tempest • prospero magic • william shakespeare • tempest romance • tempest language
Single Parents in Shakespeare Many single parents exist in William Shakespeare's plays. This article compares Volumnia and Martius in Coriolanus and Prospero and Miranda in The Tempest. single parents in shakespeare • the tempest • volumnia in coriolanus • prospero in the tempest • miranda in the tempest
Walter Mosley Novel Tackles Morality and Race Although it has a weak ending, Walter Mosley's new novel, The Tempest Tales, poses important questions about religion, race, and the afterlife. contemporary american author • african american experience • walter mosley • easy rawlins • fearless jones
The Later History of Corfu Under the protection of Venice, the Ionian island of Corfu provided the setting for Shakespeare's The Tempest, before being conquered by Napoleon and then the British. corfu • ionian islands • kerkyra • the tempest • lawrence durrell
London's Theatre and Opera Season London's glittering theatre and opera season is upon us as the days draw in. The Travelsleuth looks at some of the great theatrebreak offers for a short stay in London's West End during the coming Autumn and Winter. london • dublin • budapest • stratford • royal
Prospero's Books Review of the Peter Greenaway's film 'Prospero's Books' peter greenaway • sir john gielgud • john gielgud • michael clark • tempest
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Hutt To Return To Stratford In 2004, it was announced that William Hutt would be making his final appearance with the Stratford Festival in The Tempest in 2005. william hutt • stratford festival • the tempest • richard monette • martha henry
The Crystal Palace Exhibition England's Great Exhibition included exhibits from all over the world but the building which housed the show drew an equal amount of attention. history of exhibitions • crystal palace exhibition • the great exhibition • the first great exhibition • dr george merryweather
William Hutt: 1920 - 2007 Actor Michael Therriault knew William Hutt as both an actor, in The Tempest and a director in one man show Oscar Remembered. Hutt loved Oscar Wilde. william hutt • michael therriault • the tempest • ariel • prospero
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