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12th Night
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All's Well That Ends Well
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Androcles and the Lion (Shaw)
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Annajanska, The Bolshevik Empress
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Antony and Cleopatra
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Apple Cart, The
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Arms and the Man
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As Far As Thought Can Reach
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As You Like It
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As You Like It (Clark)
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As You Like It (Perry)
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Augustus Does His Bit
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Back to Methuselah (Moss - one-act)
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Bard!, The
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Boys from Syracuse, The
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Buoyant Billions
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Caesar and Cleopatra
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Candida
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Captain Brassbound's Conversion
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Comedy of Errors (Pickett), The
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Comedy of Errors (Singleton)
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Comedy of Errors, The
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Coriolanus (Shakespeare)
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Cymbeline
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Dark Lady of the Sonnets, The
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Devil's Disciple, The
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Doctor's Dilemma
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Elsewhere in Elsinore The Unseen Women of Hamlet
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G.B. Essence of Women
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Hamlet
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Hamlet ESP
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Hamlet or Does Father Reeeeeeally Know Best?
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Hank Cinque
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Heartbreak House
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Henry IV
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Henry V
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Henry V (Mathews)
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Hopelessly Hamlet
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How He Lied to Her Husband
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Jest, The
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Juliet (Zager)
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Julius Caesar
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Kabuki Lady Macbeth
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Kabuki Othello
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Kidsummer Night's Dream, A
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King John
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King Lear
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King Richard III
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Lear
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Lear Solo
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Lovers in Midsummer
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Love's Labours Lost
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Macbeth - Shakespeare in 30 Minutes
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Macbeth (Clark)
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Macbeth (Criman)
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Macbeth (Shakespeare)
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'Macbeth' at the Midnight Carnival
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Macbeth: A Kid's Cautionary Tale Concerning Greed, Power, Mayhem and Other Current Events
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Major Barbara
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Makbeth
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Man and Superman (aka Don Juan in Hell)
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Measure for Measure
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Merchant of Venice
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Merry Wives of Windsor
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Midsummer Night''s Dream - Shakespeare in 30 Minutes, A
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Midsummer Night's Dream (Bradford - musical)
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Midsummer Night's Dream (Brook), A
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Midsummer Night's Dream (Harris), A
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Midsummer Night's Dream (Pickett), A
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Midsummer Night''s Dream (Shakespeare), A
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Midsummer Night's Dream (Womble), A
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Midsummer Night's Dream or The Night They Missed the Forest for the Trees, A
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Misalliance
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Mrs. Warren''s Profession
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Much Ado About Nothing (Melehan)
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Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare)
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Much Ado About Will
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My Fair Lady
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On With the Shrew!
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Othello
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Othello or Tracking the Green-eyed Monster
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Othello, The
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Overruled
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Pericles
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Philanderer, The
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Playing Juliet/Casting Othello
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Pygmalion
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Remeo Revised
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Richard II
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Richard III
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Robin Goodfellow
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Romeo and Juliet
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Romeo and Juliet (Magnus)
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Romeo and Juliet (Perry)
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Romeo and Juliet or The Old "You-Know-I-Really-Love-You-But-My-Father-Really-Hates-You" Blues
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Romeo and Juliet...and Hamlet, Too
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Rude Mechanicals, The
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Saint Joan
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Scottish Play, The
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Shakespeare Brothers - The Lost Years, The
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Shakespeare Project, The
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Shakespeare Revue, The
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Shakespeare!
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: Hamlet
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: Macbeth
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
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Sixty-Minute Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
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Smash
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Standup Shakespeare
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Taming of the Shrew (Brown), The
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Taming of the Shrew (Fogell), The
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Taming of the Shrew (Magnus), The
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Taming of the Shrew (McMahon), The
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Taming of the Shrew, The
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Tempest (Newman), The
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Tempest (Perry), The
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Tempest, The
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Titus Andronicus
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Twelfth Night (Pickett)
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Twelfth Night (Shakespeare)
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Twelfth Night or What You Will
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Two Gentlemen from Verona
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Two Gentlemen of Verona (Smith)
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What You Will
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Winter's Tale (Newman), The
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Winter's Tale, The
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You Never Can Tell
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Title: Cymbeline Refinished
Author(s): George Bernard Shaw adapted from original from William Shakespeare
Licensing Agent: Samuel French, Inc
Genre: Comedy
Length: Full Length
Male Roles: 10
Female Roles: 1
Extras: 0
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Description: Here Shaw supplies a "better" ending for Cymbeline. Shakespeare's melodramatic devices Posthumous' dream, the Queen's death and Cymbeline's identification of Guiderius by a birthmark are eliminated. Instead, Imogen chides Posthumous for trying to have her killed and neither of the long lost sons wants to be King.
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