Titus Andronicus & Timon of Athens (48 page)

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89.
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90.
“The Duke in Athens,”
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91.
Howard Taubman, “ ‘Timon’ in a Dinner Jacket,”
New York Times
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92.
Mel Gussow, “Peter Brook takes on ‘Timon of Athens,’ ”
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93.
Henry Popkin,
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94.
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95.
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96.
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97.
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98.
Anthony Masters,
The Times
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99.
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Cahiers Elisabéthains
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100.
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.

101.
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The Times
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102.
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105.
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Brantley, “Shakespeare Serves Up a Savoury Course of Rage.”

110.
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Shakespeare Bulletin
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111.
Paul Taylor,
Independent
, 13 August 2008.

112.
Lucy Bailey in an interview with Laura Macdonald,
Independent
, 23 July 2008.

113.
Taylor,
Independent
, 13 August 2008.

114.
Michael Billington,
Guardian
, 8 August 2008.

115.
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The Times
(London), 7 August 2008.

116.
Timon
RSC program, 1999.

117.
Bernard Levin,
Daily Mail
, 2 July 1965.

118.
Michael Pennington,
Players of Shakespeare 5
, ed. Robert Smallwood (2003), p. 139.

119.
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Guardian
, 2 July 1965.

120.
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Players of Shakespeare 5
.

121.
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122.
Milton Shulman,
Evening Standard
2 July 1965.

123.
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Tribune
, 9 July 1965.

124.
John Russell Brown, “The Royal Shakespeare Company 1965,”
Shakespeare Survey
19, 1966, p. 116.

125.
Alan Brien,
Sunday Telegraph
, 4 July 1965.

126.
B. A. Young,
Financial Times
, 2 July 1965.

127.
Evans,
Guardian
, 2 July 1965.

128.
Levin,
Daily Mail
, 2 July 1965.

129.
Herbert Kretzmer,
Daily Express
, 2 July 1965.

130.
Penelope Gilliatt,
Observer
, 4 July 1965.

131.
Mervyn Jones,
Tribune
, 9 July 1965.

132.
Jones,
Tribune
, 9 July 1965.

133.
Gilliatt,
Observer, 4
July 1965.

134.
J. C. Trewin,
Birmingham Post
, 2 July 1965.

135.
Charles Graves,
Scotsman
, 2 July 1965.

136.
Leamington Spa Courier
, 9 July 1965.

137.
The Times
(London), 2 July 1965.

138.
Evans,
Guardian
, 2 July 1965.

139.
Evans,
Guardian
, 2 July 1965.

140.
Muriel Bradbrook (1968) quoted in RSC theater program for the canceled production 1971.

141.
Desmond Pratt,
Yorkshire Post
, 9 September 1980.

142.
Michael Billington,
Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

143.
B. A. Young,
Financial Times
, 12 September 1980.

144.
Michael Coveney,
Financial Times
, 10 November 1981.

145.
Geoffrey Wheatcroft,
Sunday Telegraph
, 15 November 1981.

146.
Irving Wardle,
The Times
(London), 12 September 1980.

147.
Desmond Pratt,
Yorkshire Post
, 11 September 1980.

148.
Young,
Financial Times
, 12 September 1980.

149.
Michael Coveney,
Financial Times
, 10 November 1981.

150.
John Barber,
Daily Telegraph
, 11 September 1980.

151.
Coveney,
Financial Times
, 10 November 1981.

152.
Ned Chaillet,
The Times
(London), 10 November 1981.

153.
Coveney,
Financial Times
, 10 November 1981.

154.
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34, 1981, p. 153.

155.
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Observer
, 14 September 1980.

156.
Warren,
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157.
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Daily Telegraph
, 11 September 1980.

158.
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Sunday Telegraph
, 15 November 1981.

159.
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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

160.
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161.
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BBC World Service
, 11 September 1980.

162.
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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

163.
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Financial Times
, 12 September 1980.

164.
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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

165.
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, 10 November 1981.

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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

167.
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Birmingham Post
, 18 August 1999.

168.
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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

169.
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Evening Standard
, 2 March 2000.

170.
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Sunday Times
(London), 12 September 1999.

171.
Alastair Macaulay,
Financial Times
, 3 March 2000.

172.
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Evening Standard
, 2 March 2000.

173.
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Guardian
, 12 September 1980.

174.
David Blewitt,
Stage
, 9 March 2000.

175.
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Financial Times
, 3 March 2000.

176.
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Independent
, 25 August 1999.

177.
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International Herald Tribune
, 8 March 2000.

178.
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Independent
, 25 August 1999.

179.
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The Times
(London), 4 September 1999.

180.
Nick Curtis,
Evening Standard
, 25 August 1999.

181.
De Jongh,
Evening Standard
, 2 March 2000.

182.
John Jowett (ed.),
Timon of Athens
(2004), p. 113.

183.
Michael Pennington,
Players of Shakespeare 5
, p. 138.

184.
John Jowett (ed.),
Timon of Athens
(2004), p. 118.

185.
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Stage
, 9 March 2000.

186.
Morley,
International Herald Tribune
, 8 March 2000.

187.
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Stage
, 2 September 1999.

188.
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Financial Times
, 3 March 2000.

189.
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Independent
, 25 August 1999.

190.
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Players of Shakespeare 5
, pp. 133, 144.

191.
Graves,
Scotsman
, 2 July 1965.

192.
James Fenton,
Sunday Times
(London), 14 September 1980.

Preparation of
“Titus Andronicus
in Performance” and
“Timon of Athens
in Performance” was assisted by a generous grant from the CAPITAL Centre (Creativity and Performance in Teaching and Learning) of the University of Warwick for research in the RSC archive at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

Thanks as always to our indefatigable and eagle-eyed copy editor Tracey Day and to Ray Addicott for overseeing the production process with rigor and calmness.

Picture research by Michelle Morton. Grateful acknowledgment is made to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust for assistance with picture research (special thanks to Helen Hargest) and reproduction fees.

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.