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Statue of William Shakespeare (year 1874) in Leicester square, London, UK

Bringing the Bard into modern day

Source: ASU News

Play On Shakespeare takes beloved plays by the Bard himself and puts them into language an even wider audience can appreciate. Check out this article to learn more about these unique and ground-breaking translations.

This entry was posted in Absolute Power, Seeking Justice, Seeking Peace, Sweet Sorrow and tagged Arts & Entertainment, Culture & Society, Historic Figures on November 1, 2021 by molly.

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