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Pericles Wet 04 - Viola

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By William Shakespeare - Monologue
Duration: 1-2 minutes
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English Classic Twelfth Night [4] Twelfth Night William Shakespeare Female High School 14-18 College 18-22 Dramatic Shakespeare
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Twelfth Night [4]
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Twelfth Night
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Viola
Viola
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1-2 minutes
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Female
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High School 14-18, College 18-22, Young Adults 20's
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Inspired by Shakespeare, PERICLES WET is a play about Prince Pericles’s tumultuous and often tragic life as well as the lives of the women around him. His journeys bring him into contact with both the terrible and the wonderful, including incest, cannibalism, love, childbirth, and murder. The play ends with the reunion of a very old Pericles and a young woman who reminds him of his lost daughter.see less
Inspired by Shakespeare, PERICLES WET is a play about Prince Pericles’s tumultuous and often tragic life as well as the lives of the women around him. His journeys bring him into contact with both the terrible and the wonderful, including incest, cannibalism, love, childbirth, and murder. The play ends with the reunion of a very old Pericles and a young woman who...see more
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