Asian flavour does this Shakespeare few favours

Criticism , Theatre Jul 06, 2009 No Comments

If the second half of Bell Shakespeare’s Pericles is easier to endure than the first, it is because the writing improves so markedly and so suddenly.

There is a perfectly good reason for this: Shakespeare actually wrote it. Although counted among the Bard’s later plays, Pericles is widely considered to be only partly his. Inevitably, the parts that are his assert themselves against those that aren’t.
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Unfortunately, the problems with John Bell’s production are not limited to uneven writing.

Read the full review inĀ The Australian.

Matthew Clayfield

Matthew Clayfield is a journalist, critic and screenwriter.

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