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<p>“Match the deed with the word, and the word with the deed. Take care not to exceed the decency and modesty of nature; because everything that exceeds the measure deviates from the goals of the theater, whose purpose from the very beginning and until today is to present a kind of mirror of nature, to show virtue its true face, pride its icon and every age, every era, the pattern and their seal” (Hamlet’s monologue from the play of the same name by W.Shakespeare).</p>
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“Match the deed with the word, and the word with the deed. Take care not to exceed the decency and modesty of nature; because everything that exceeds the measure deviates from the goals of the theater, whose purpose from the very beginning and until today is to present a kind of mirror of nature, to show virtue its true face, pride its icon and every age, every era, the pattern and their seal” (Hamlet’s monologue from the play of the same name by W.Shakespeare).

5. A Possible Way of Approaching the Character in the Theater According to the “Role Sheet”

Review of Artistic Education

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“Match the deed with the word, and the word with the deed. Take care not to exceed the decency and modesty of nature; because everything that exceeds the...

5. A Possible Way of Approaching the Character in the Theater According to the “Role Sheet”

Publicado en línea: 06 abr 2023

Páginas: 132 - 136

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/rae-2023-0019

© 2023 Călin Chirilă, published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.