Two Shakespearean Actors
by Richard Nelson


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Readers appreciate the imaginative portrayal of a true event in 'Two Shakespearean Actors.' Many find it beneficial for aspiring playwrights and commend its engaging narrative style. The well-chosen actors add to the overall enjoyment of the experience.
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Nominated for Tony Award, Best Play “Illuminating, enlivening, a sheer joy.”
James Christopher, Time Out “Sharp characterization and magical theatricality.”
John Peter, The London Times “Containing statements like ‘American actors for America!’ and the ugly sounds of a nationalist riot, the play holds a disturbing mirror up to a world where fundamentalist bigotry is on the increase… It is Nelson’s achievement to have done this through a drama that is also quite exhilarating.”Paul Taylor, The Independent “This is a must for theatre lovers; or as the actor sitting next to me put it, ‘Now I know why theatre has me by the throat.’ Precisely!”Liz Gilbey, What’s On “Mr Nelson’s work is partly about the glorious chaos of play-making but also chases much bigger themes.
On one level, his play is about theatre as a metaphor for post-colonial arrogance… On another level, it is about the power and mystery of acting itself.”Michael Billington, The Guardian
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Two Shakespearean Actors is a play written by Richard Nelson and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2019).
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