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The Nativity story is retold in this engaging mystery play set against festive medieval English tunes—perfect for the holiday season.
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Folger Shakespeare Library’s highly anticipated exhibition takes a close look at the authors’ literary afterlives—and finds some surprising parallels. Among the items on display is the shirt worn by Colin Firth in the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice. PART OF FOLGER’S YEAR-LONG CELEBRATION OF THE WONDER OF WILL: 400 YEARS OF SHAKESPEARE.
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