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Double Falsehood Not False After All

March 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Arcana, Popular

shakespeare 268x300 Double Falsehood Not False After AllNew evidence has come to light that the 18th century play Double Falsehood — whose author famously claimed (to mixed reviews) that it was based on Shakespeare’s missing play Cardenio — actually is derived from Shakespeare’s lost work.  Rumors abound that the play will be performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company when the Swan Theatre in Stratford reopens. One mystery remains — what did Lewis Theobold do with the three copies of Cardenio he claimed to possess?  For the full story see Mark Brown’s article in the Guardian.

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