Henry IV Part 2 – Learning to Play

Update: 2015-07-13

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How did people learn to act in the Renaissance? Did the texts themselves co-operate in teaching newish actors how to do certain things? Sheldrake thinks so.

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Henry IV Part 2 – Learning to Play

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Henry IV Part 2 – Learning to Play

James Sheldrake

Henry IV Part 2 – Learning to Play