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A Taste of Shakespeare

Anthony and Cleopatra

Season 1, Episode 4 • Classics

Type: Shakespeare
Play: Antony and Cleopatra
Director: Gavin Struthers
Performed at: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, London
Year: 1995

"A Taste of Shakespeare" is a series that introduces viewers to some of Shakespeare's most renowned plays. In Episode 1, titled "Antony and Cleopatra," the program delves into the complex relationship between the Roman General Mark Antony and the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra. The episode offers a concise 15-minute exploration of the play, featuring rehearsals, performances, and discussions led by students from London's esteemed drama schools at the iconic Globe Theatre.

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TV Series, Arts & Culture, Shakespeare, Behind-The-Scenes, Drama, Classical Drama, Everything Shakespeare
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Gavin Struthers Director

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