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1 1. All s Well That Ends Well Comedy Problem 2. Antony and Cleopatra Tragedy Roman France & Florence, Italy Ancient Rome Alexandria, Rome * Qualities of youth and age explored * 1981, BBC * 1968, TV, UK * 1978, TV, US * Roman Empire * Enduring love * 1972, Charlton Heston * 1974, Patrick Stewart, Ben ley 3. As You Like It Comedy * The heroine, Rosalind, is persecuted in her Uncle s court * 1912, J. Stuart Blackton * 1915, UK, Love In a Wood * 1936, Paul Czinner * 1992, Christine Edzard 4. The Comedy of Errors Comedy A street in Ephesus, Ancient Greece * Family loyalty with themes of love and relationships * Appearance and reality (recurring theme of Shakespeare plays) * Plot is complicated, but the play is easy to follow because of the rhyme * Unfamiliar word order * Words with different meaning * Puns or Wordplay * 1940, US musical adaptation, The Boys From Syracuse * 1978, Judi Dench & Francesca Annis 5. Coriolanus Tragedy Roman Ancient Rome * Based on the life of legendary Roman leader Caius Marcius Coriolanus
2 6. Cymbeline Tragedy Romance Tragicomedy * Based on legends of the early Celtic British King, Cunobelinus * Themes: innocence, jealousy * 1913, US * 1982, BBC Television 7. Hamlet Tragedy * Themes: madness, manipulation, appearance and reality, revenge, politics, love vs duty, * Hamlet s flaw is his inability to act. This costs his life, his mother s life, Denmark her king. * 1948, Lawrence Olivier * 1964, Richard Burton * 1964, Grigori Kozintsev * 1980, Patrick Stewart (BBC) * 1991, Franco Zeffirelli * 1996, Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Kate Winslet 8. Henry IV (Part 1) History 9. Henry IV (Part 2) History 10. Henry VIII History Masque Middle s Middle s * A history play * Span of history * Second in a series of history plays * 1960 miniseries, of * 1965, Orson Welles, Chimes at Midnight (combines the two Henry IV plays) * Third in a series of history plays * Picks up where Part 1 left off
3 11. Henry VI (Part 1) History 12. Henry VI (Part 2) History 13. Henry VI (Part 3) History 14. Henry V History Middle s * Theme: Does Henry change for the better? On the surface, Shakespeare wants us to believe so, but if we look to Henry s actions and not his words, we see that sincere change has not occurred. Henry is self-absorbed and self-indulgent. * Shakespeare emphasizes Henry s hypocrisy through play on words. * 1945, Lawrence Olivier * 1989, Kenneth Branagh 15. Julius Caesar Tragic/Comedy Problem Ancient Rome * 1953, Joseph Mankiewicz * 1950, David Bradley (director) * 1970, Charlton Heston 16. King John History
4 17. King Lear Tragedy * Asks the question: What is a man? * 1970, Peter Brook * 1970, Grigori Kozintsev * 1985, Akira Kurosawa (based on King Lear) 18. Love s Labours Lost Comedy * 2000, Kenneth Branagh 19. Macbeth Tragedy * MacBeth acts on his own ambition; a tragic hero - he begins the play good, but struggles and is overcome by his own ambition, his wife s ambition and scorn, with the end result tragedy and evil. * Lady MacBeth s character shows what results from descending to evil - madness, sickness of the mind. * Deceit is common * Shakespeare explores fate and free will * 1948, Orson Welles * 1954, US TV special, George Shaefer (director) * 1972, Roman Polanski 20. Measure for Measure Comedy Problem 21. The Merchant of Venice Comedy Tragicomedy Problem * 1979, BBC Television * 1995, David Thacker (director) * 1922, UK * 1973, US, John Sichel (director) * 1980, BBC Television 22. The Merry Wives of Windsor Comedy * 1982, Ben ley (BBC)
5 23. A Midsummer Night s Dream Comedy * Themes: love, loss of identity, * within a play * Adventures of four Athenian lovers * Wedding of the Duke of Theseus * Interactions of the fairies * 1935, Max Reinhardt, William Dieterle * 1999, Calista Flockhart, Michelle Pfeiffer 24. Much Ado About Nothing Comedy * Comedy of errors * Themes: Gossip, social norms, infidelity, love (romantic and familial), platonic love, obligation, deceit * 1993, Kenneth Branagh 25. Othello Tragedy * 1952, Orson Welles * 1956, Sergei Jutkevitsh * 1965, UK, Laurence Olivier 26. Pericles Romance 27. Richard II History Middle s * 1967, Orson Welles, Chimes at Midnight
6 28. Richard III History * 1955, Lawrence Olivier 29. Romeo & Juliet Tragedy * Sexual language * Death & suicide * 1935, George Kukor * 1954, Renato Castellani * 1968, Franco Zeffirelli * 1990, Francesca Annis, Vanessa Redgrave, Ben ley * 1996, Leonardo Di Caprio, Claire Danes Upper Middle The Taming of the Shrew Comedy 1: England 2: Padua, Italy * A play within a play * Explores the relationship between men and women * Money, greed, dowries * Nothing is what it seems to be * 1929, Douglas Fairbanks & Mary Pickford * 1967, Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton * 1948, Kiss Me Kate, Howard Keel 31. The Tempest Romance * Themes: familial and romantic love, revenge, freedom, justice, mercy * 1956, Fred Wilcox (based on The Tempest) * 1960, Richard Burton * 1982, Paul Mazursky * 1991, Peter Greeneway (based on -- Prospero s Books)
7 32. Timon of Athens Problem BBC 33. Titus Andronicus Tragedy BBC * 1999, Titus, Anthony Hopkins 34. Troilus &Cressida Problem * Violence * Pre-marital & Extra-marital relations * Complex moral situations BBC 35. Twelfth Night Comedy * Themes: Familial love, pride, foolishness, wit * Though a comedy, there are dark elements. * 1910, Eugene Mullin and Charles Kent (directors) * 1996, Helena Bonham Carter, Ben ley 36. The Two Gentlemen of Verona Comedy 37. The Winter s Tale Romance Tragicomedy Problem BBC * Problem s - Don t have a happy ending and don t have a tragic ending either. The protagonist is not tragic or comic.
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