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Romeo and Juliet 5.9.36

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Update time	October 03, 2006
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Romeo and Juliet - This is the famous play by William Shakespeare, concerning the fate of two young star-crossed lovers.

Romeo and Juliet - Shakespeare, William, English dramatist and poet widely regarded as the greatest and most influential writer in all of world literature. The richness of Shakespeare's genius transcends time; his keen observation and psychological insight are, to this day, without rival. Romeo and Juliet (1595) - A romantic tragedy. One of Shakespeare's most popular works -- the story of the passionate love affair between Romeo and Juliet whose families, the Montagues and Capulets, are feuding.

Romeo and Juliet - Since Charles Lamb first did it back in 1803, many writers have tried to adapt the plays of the Bard into prose for young readers. Leon Garfield has done it as well as anyone, and his two volumes of Shakespeare Stories form the basis for these marvelous recordings from the UK. The program includes an introduction to Shakespeare, a brief plot summary and a final essay called "Shakespeare Today." It's a complete package that will help orient young people experiencing the plays for the first time.

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This is the famous play by William Shakespeare, concerning the fate of two young star-crossed lovers.
Shakespeare, William, English dramatist and poet widely regarded as the greatest and most influential writer in all of world literature.
The richness of Shakespeare's genius transcends time; his keen observation and psychological insight are, to this day, without rival. Romeo and Juliet (1595) - A romantic tragedy.
One of Shakespeare's most popular works -- the story of the passionate love affair between Romeo and Juliet whose families, the Montagues and Capulets, are feuding.
Since Charles Lamb first did it back in 1803, many writers have tried to adapt the plays of the Bard into prose for young readers.
Leon Garfield has done it as well as anyone, and his two volumes of Shakespeare Stories form the basis for these marvelous recordings from the UK.
The program includes an introduction to Shakespeare, a brief plot summary and a final essay called "Shakespeare Today."
It's a complete package that will help orient young people experiencing the plays for the first time.