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Shakespeare Magazine 15

Issue 15 of Shakespeare Magazine celebrates 50 years of Franco Zeffirelli’s classic film of Romeo and Juliet. We have an exclusive interview with Juliet herself, Olivia Hussey, along with readers’ memories of the R & J, and an account of growing up (and old) with the film by Editor Pat Reid. Also this issue, we have an exclusive extract from Paterson Joseph’s memoir Julius Caesar and Me, and we also take a look at Ben Elton’s Upstart Crow and chat to Australian Shakespeare star Kate Mulvany. Plus loads more, including Shakespeare with subtitles, Shakespeare in Schools, and the beautiful Shakespeare doodles of Gary Andrews.

Issue 15 of Shakespeare Magazine celebrates 50 years of Franco Zeffirelli’s classic film of Romeo and Juliet. We have an exclusive interview with Juliet herself, Olivia Hussey, along with readers’ memories of the R & J, and an account of growing up (and old) with the film by Editor Pat Reid. Also this issue, we have an exclusive extract from Paterson Joseph’s memoir Julius Caesar and Me, and we also take a look at Ben Elton’s Upstart Crow and chat to Australian Shakespeare star Kate Mulvany. Plus loads more, including Shakespeare with subtitles, Shakespeare in Schools, and the beautiful Shakespeare doodles of Gary Andrews.

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William <strong>Shakespeare</strong>’s<br />

Long Lost First Play (abridged)<br />

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New York Times<br />

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Washington Post<br />

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<strong>Shakespeare</strong>’s Long Lost First Play (abridged).”<br />

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