Shakespearean performances. All the World’s a (Wet) Stage
Lowell Duckert is Associate Professor of English, specialist of early modern drama and environmental criticism (University of Delaware, USA). Actors in Pericles (1607-8) and The Tempest (1611) do not merely act drenched during their stormy scenes. Stage directions call for the players to literally “enter wet.” Why not dry? William Shakespeare’s plays ponder the turbulent relationship between oceans and humans in the early seventeenth century. In this podcast, I will d
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