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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55558-2she sees that new life must replenish old power, and she embraces her daughter-in-law long before Bertram does. She is acted by the finest performer to be seen so far at the festival. Margaret Tyzack, a British actress who has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company and on television, plays old ag

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Carlos Noceda,Douglas A. SteinmacherThe continuing presence of the people, above all in the later stages, enforced a sense of the body to which Coriolanus was ultimately answerable, and to which he answered… Bedford avoided the truth of irony, and pointed unmistakably to the outcome. In the final scene, the Roman crowd metamorphosed i

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Prem Chandra,Enespa,Ranjan Singhns of those struggling for ascendancy, the pitiful falls of others from positions of influence—that of the feisty Katharine of Aragon (Elizabeth Shepherd) above all—made for a more complex, more engaging imaginative environment. The Avon Theatre stage assisted both the spectacle and the scheming. Th