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A Sigh for the Whims of Male Historians

Posted on December 8, 2016 by wordcloud9

It was recorded on November 23, 534 BC, that Thespis of Icaria became the first actor to step out of the chorus and portray a character onstage. Now celebrated as International Thespian Day. ______________________________________________________________ To the Disputed Woman Who First … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Theatre | Tagged Anne Marshall, Desdemona, English History, Margaret Hughes, Othello, Restoration Theatre, Thespis of Icaria, William Shakespeare, Women in History | Comments Off

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