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A Midsummer Night's Dream

A Midsummer Night's Dream
3 Audio CD Set

£23.99 (+VAT)

Part of New Cambridge Shakespeare Audio

CAST Theseus: Jack Ellis; Hippolyta: Karen Archer; Lysander: Benjamin Soames; Demetrius: Jamie Glover; Hermia: Cathy Sara; Helena: Emily Raymond; Oberon: Michael Maloney; Titania: Sarah Woodward; Puck: Ian Hughes; Quince: John Moffat; Bottom: Warren Mitchell; Flute: Peter Kenney; Snout: Don McCorkindale; Snug/Egeus: David Timson; Starveling/Philostrate: John Rye; Peaseblossom: Emma Lindars; Cobweb: Sophie Nakhimoff; Moth: Laura Sheldon; Mustardseed: Dominic Kraemer; Fairy: Daisy Donovan
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  • Date Published: February 1998
  • availability: Temporarily unavailable - available from November 2024
  • format: CD-Audio
  • isbn: 9780521624879

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  • Using the complete, unabridged texts established in the New Cambridge Shakespeare edition, Naxos are making audio versions of all of Shakespeare's plays and the Sonnets. The first titles, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet, are now available, both as audio cassettes and as compact discs, sold jointly by Cambridge University Press and Naxos. Each recording has a full cast of well-known professional actors, accompanied by appropriate music from the Naxos catalogue. A set of three or four cassettes/cds is accompanied by notes and a play synopsis. The CUP versions feature the New Cambridge Shakespeare design and logo. The next two titles are A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Sonnets. The full text of The Dream has been recorded, with Warren Mitchell as Bottom, Michael Maloney as Oberon and Sarah Woodward as Titania.

    • To be sold either as a freestanding item or together with the New Cambridge Shakespeare edition of the play. Add VAT where necessary
    • Complete, unabridged text - which no stage production achieves
    • Full cast of very experienced and talented actors
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    'These tapes are invaluable not just because of the quality of the diction and presentation but because they are based on the complete text as established by Philip Edwards for the New Cambridge Shakespeare edition of the plays. They may be used in conjunction with the plays or simply listened to for the sheer joy of hearing Shakespeare's wonderful language without having to endure the absurdities of so many modern productions.' Contemporary Review

    'Well worth acquiring for any good audio collection.' AVL-Multimedia Information

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    • Date Published: February 1998
    • format: CD-Audio
    • isbn: 9780521624879
    • length: 15 pages
    • dimensions: 143 x 120 x 25 mm
    • weight: 0.2kg
    • availability: Temporarily unavailable - available from November 2024
  • Author

    William Shakespeare

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    Naxos AudioBooks

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    Warren Mitchell

    Narrated by

    Michael Maloney

    Sarah Woodward

    Contributors

    CAST Theseus: Jack Ellis; Hippolyta: Karen Archer; Lysander: Benjamin Soames; Demetrius: Jamie Glover; Hermia: Cathy Sara; Helena: Emily Raymond; Oberon: Michael Maloney; Titania: Sarah Woodward; Puck: Ian Hughes; Quince: John Moffat; Bottom: Warren Mitchell; Flute: Peter Kenney; Snout: Don McCorkindale; Snug/Egeus: David Timson; Starveling/Philostrate: John Rye; Peaseblossom: Emma Lindars; Cobweb: Sophie Nakhimoff; Moth: Laura Sheldon; Mustardseed: Dominic Kraemer; Fairy: Daisy Donovan

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