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A Taste of Shakespeare

- July 22, 2008

WILLIAMSTOWN -The Milne Public Library presents a program made possible by a grant from the Cultural Council of Northern Berkshires of the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

A Taste of Shakespeare will consist of presentation of one comedy and one tragedy on Saturday July 26 at 2 p.m.

In the 1800’s Mary and Charles Lamb wrote a series of condensed prose versions of William Shakespeare’s plays. These selected plays capture the sense and atmosphere of the sometimes overwhelming language in Shakespeare’s writing. After almost two centuries these tales will inspire a new generation to take the challenge of one of history’s greatest writers.

On Saturday July 26, the two plays will be Taming of the Shrew and Macbeth read by Robert Campanile and performed by a shadow theater. The program will last an hour.

The program is free and for questions please contact Pat McLeod, Library Director at 413-458-5369 or pmcleod@williamstown.net
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