Romeo and Juliet
“Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare, published by Cambridge University Press in May 2003, is a 266-page edition that presents a detailed exploration of this classic play. This edition features insights from Blakemore Evans, who provides a performance history that aids readers in visualizing the stage action while addressing challenges related to language, thought, and staging.
Readers will find an updated account of significant professional theatre productions and an extensive overview of recent scholarly criticism surrounding “Romeo and Juliet.” The revised Reading List enhances the edition’s coverage, making it a valuable resource for those interested in drama, literary collections, and literary criticism. This edition serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding the complexities of Shakespeare’s work.
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Blakemore Evans’ performance history helps readers visualize the stage action of Romeo and Juliet and alerts them to difficulties in language, thought and staging. For this updated edition Thomas Moisan adds an account of important professional theatre productions and the large output of scholarly criticism on the play in recent years. The Reading List has been revised and augmented to reflect the edition’s expanded coverage. First Edition Hb (1984): 0-521-22223-0 First Edition Pb (1984): 0-521-29405-3
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