Independent and Distance Learning
EngL 3007 Shakespeare: Rehearsing the Imagination

Audio Selections

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1 Introduction to Props	N192.1A - If Hamlet wore sunglasses N192.1B - Romeo and Juliet N192.1C - Authenticity & Styles N192.1D - Resetting Macbeth N192.1E - Scripts; Texts; Improvisation
2 Sense of Space	N192.2A - Stage Size; Procenium; Thrust N192.2B - Guthrie; Henry V St. Crispin Day Speech N192.2C - Henry V St. Crispin Day seech N192.2D - Stage design The Tempest
3 Setting a Space and Time	N192.3A - Imagining settings for The Tempest N192.3B - Choosing space and time for The Tempest N192.3C - Prospero's cell; Macbeth N192.3D - Setting Macbeth
4 Costumes and Character	N192.4A - Costumes Midsummer Night's Dream N192.4B - Character Midsummer Night's Dream N192.4C - Character, costumes Romeo and Juliet N192.4D - Romeo and Juliet
5 Imaginary Shopping	N192.5A - Prince Hal, Falstaff, Henry IV N192.5B - Costumes, Prince Hal, Falstaff N192.5C - A Midsummer Night's Dream to 90210 N192.5D - Midsummer Night's Dream costumes N192.5E - Midsummer Night's Dream setting
6 Moving and Blocking	N192.6A - Macbeth, light and shadow N192.6B - Macbeth, Lady Macbeth N192.6C - Bottom meets the fairies N192.6D - Macbeth, witches N192.6E - Macbeth, fight choreography
7 Shakespeare's Old Language	N192.7A - Dialects, old fashioned language N192.7B - Short history of English N192.7C - Henry V, the OED N192.7D - Double negatives, double superlatives
8 Blank Verse	N192.8A - Oaths, puns, verse, rhythm, blank verse N192.8B - Blank verse, rhythm N192.8C - Usage and word order changes N192.8D - Titania's speech to Oberon N192.8E - Writing blank verse
9 The Operative Word	N192.9A - Choosing emphasis in a line N192.9B - Perdita's flower speech N192.9C - Henry's speech before Agincourt N192.9D - Agincourt speech continued N192.9E - Falstaff's speech on honor, Henry IV, pt
10 Editing	N192.10A - King Lear N192.10B - Songs in Shakespeare N192.10C - Role of editors N192.10D - Student projects N192.10E - Student projects N192.10F - Folk tale source for King Lear

 

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