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a Nights Dream Moralia especially I a a I a a filtered a a The and Dramatic a Tudor Translations. Thinking about . A Midsummer Night’s Dream. , . an interactive study guide produced by Shakespeare Help.. Viewing this Presentation. To view this presentation in Slide Show View:. Press the F5 key on the top row of the keyboard, or click the Slide Show tab on the ribbon and then click the From Beginning button. . MICHAEL GRANDAGE COMPANY. Hermia. (Susannah Fielding),. Helena (Katherine Kingsley) . Lysander (Sam . Swainsbury. ) . and Demetrius (Stefano . Braschi. ).  . THE LOVERS. Oberon/ Theseus. Puck/ . philostrate. Bnldchdr * � e Comedy of Errors * As You Like It * Twelfth Night “problem comedies” such as � e Merchant of Venice, or even in Twelfth Night – n Act IV. Act IV Scene I. In her bower, . Titania. dotes on Bottom. , placing flowers in his hair and kissing his mule-like ears as Bottom orders the other fairies to bring him bags of honey and scratch his head. When . Noble directed both a stage version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and based upon this he later did a film version too.. Cast. Lindsay Duncan.... Hippolyta. / . Titania. . Daniel Evans...Lysander. Midsummer Night’s Dream COPYRIGHT Peter Hall Production. Set in Elizabethan England, Peter Hall’s new production sees Titania, the Fairy Queen, as a portrait of the ageing Queen Elizabeth I, fascinated with the theatre, besieged by courtiers but ‘married to the people of England’. Dr.Ratan Bhattacharjee Shakespeare’s Mid Summer Night’s Dreamserves the wonderful and weird book well. It is exhilarating explora 1968 film version, most notably starring Helen Mirren and Judi Dench. Dench’s role was repeated in Hall’s Rose Theatre production in 2010. The fact that it was a film helped their differentiation between forest and palace.. : . Getting to the Bottom of Things. The Fifth Act. In the middle of . MND. , the lovers act out the irrationality, confusion, passion, and aggression of love, and then they all fall asleep, exhausted.. Worlds of the play and their languages. Two physical worlds, many realms of experience and language. ATHENS . Ruled by . T. hesus. . & . H. yppolyta. Figures in G. reek . mythology. Aristocracy. A Midsummer Night’s Dream An Introduction Today’s Goals Focus Questions What type of play is this and what should we pay attention to? What do we need to know to understand the play? What is this story ultimately about? MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Worlds of the play and their languages Two physical worlds, many realms of experience and language ATHENS Ruled by T hesus & H yppolyta Figures in G reek mythology : Dramatis . Personae. the characters or actors in a play, movie, etc.. Theseus. , . Duke of Athens. Egeus. , . father to . Hermia. Lysander, . Demetrius, in love with . Hermia. Philostrate. , . master of the revels to .