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Coriolanus

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

Besides the military conflict with the Volscians, there is another conflict raging – between the aristocracy and the common people. Read Review

Published: April 14, 2009 Visits: 5 words : 600

All’S Well That Ends Well

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

The youthful impetuosity of Bertram causes him to err; but he is redeemed by the love his wife bears him... Read Review

Published: April 12, 2009 Visits: 28 words : 600

The Merry Wives of Windsor

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

The merry wives in question - Mistress Ford and Mistress Page - decide to join forces to teach the dishonorable Sir John Falstaff an object lesson. Read Review

Published: April 11, 2009 Visits: 3 words : 600

Love’S Labour’S Lost

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

No doubt the characters are witty, but what the play needs is a solid plot Read Review

Published: April 10, 2009 Visits: 20 words : 600

The Zoo Story

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Author:Edward Albee Summary by:TelsCafe

The Zoo Story is an absorbing contemporary play written by playwright Edward Albee. It deals with the sad story of an alienated homosexual. Read Summary

Published: April 10, 2009 Visits: 318 words : 600

Aureng-Zebe

Author:John Dryden Summary by:TelsCafe

Aureng-Zebe is a heroic tragedy play by John Dryden. It was published 1676. Read Summary

Published: April 9, 2009 Visits: 30 words : 300

Titus Andronicus

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

As Shakespeare’s first play, this is an important subject of study for students of his work. Read Review

Published: April 7, 2009 Visits: 9 words : 600

Much Ado About Nothing

Author:William Shakespeare Review by:Sameer_Kak

Much Ado About Nothing is a romantic comedy as the interest (and the passion) in the play derives from the unfolding drama between two couples. Read Review

Published: April 6, 2009 Visits: 3 words : 600