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One root of Shakespeare's genius
is storytelling. Many of his plots were taken from
folktales and historical legend.
Hearing
Shakespeare's plots told as stories, younger audiences
form strong connections to the characters and are
motivated to explore the language of the plays with
confidence and delight.
During a school visit, I can tell the stories of several
plays in succession or a single play may be discussed in
detail.
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Romeo & Juliet |
The Tempest |
Julius Ceasar |
As You Like It |
The Comedy of Error |
Henry V |
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