Monday, January 14, 2013

Hughes Essay reflection

     In reading Hughes' essay, I was very much captivated by the idea that (as we have also discussed in class) Shakespeare's works have great and perhaps more beauty and meaning as single selections and pieces. This also allows a deeper analysis and interpretation of his passages...not a typical analysis of the plot, but one of the art that is his poetry.

     When switching the focus of our attentions to specific sections of Shakespeare (be it an act, a situation, a speech, or even a line) the timelessness of the work becomes more apparent. Through the many interpretations and adaptations of characters through theatre, dance, music, etc. the joy and significance of each individual word remains the same. 

     This is a picture of the three Macbeth witches as depicted by Claudia Boddy, the costume designer for Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. I currently have the pleasure of working for this organization, which strives to make Shakespeare's works a now

Macbeth Witches

-AS

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