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		<description><![CDATA[ We saw Equivocation at the Seattle Rep Buy Valium No Prescription, on Thanksgiving Eve. I wanted to like it more than I did. But at least now I can tell you, Valium pharmacy, unequivocally - the King is hiding inside, Buy Valium no prescription, and you're free to take him off my hands - [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> We saw <a href="http://www.seattlerep.org/Plays/0910/EQ/">Equivocation at the Seattle Rep</a> <b>Buy Valium No Prescription</b>, on Thanksgiving Eve. I wanted to like it more than I did. But at least now I can tell you, <b>Valium pharmacy</b>, unequivocally - the King is hiding inside, <b>Buy Valium no prescription</b>, and you're free to take him off my hands - off all of our hands. It's long past time to think power without the king.</p>
<p>I am highly sympathetic with Bill Cain's project here, <b>buy no prescription Valium online</b>. In <a href="http://www.osfashland.org/browse/production.aspx?prod=143">Equivocation</a> he revives the many topical and political resonances of Shakespeare's plays for a 21st century audience unfamiliar with the period, rescuing them from the discredit that the "authorship question" people - who use them to argue someone more highly born and politically connected than Shakespeare must have written the plays - and the "royal flattery" people - who say Shakespeare used them to flatter King James, patron of his company The King's Men - have brought upon them, <b>Buy Valium No Prescription</b>. Cain even takes aim at the New Historicism (now getting pretty old itself...) by putting its central tenet - <a href="http://www.osfashland.org/browse/gallery_popup.aspx?prod=143&amp;mid=1030"><img style="margin-right: 10px" src="http://www.osfashland.org/_uploaded/1030/12_Equivocation_1_jg_0004_gallery.jpg" border="0" alt="" width="220px" align="left" /></a>that Shakespeare had the knack of seeming to everyone to be on their side, <b>Order Valium no prescription</b>, and not the other ("there is no end of subversion - only not for us") - in Robert Cecil's mouth, and making it the putative reason why Cecil and James choose Shag (Cain's moniker for Shakespeare) for the task of penning a propagandistic account of the Gunpowder Plot.</p>
<p>Indeed, <b>buy Valium in canada</b>, despite <a href="/academic/pericles.html">my own extensive background in these matters</a>, <b>Rx free Valium</b>, even I came away with new things to chew on. I suppose I must once have heard that Polonius in Hamlet parodies the late <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Cecil,_1st_Baron_Burghley">William Cecil, <b>order Valium from mexican pharmacy</b>, Queen Elizabeth's chief advisor</a>, <b>Buy Valium without a prescription</b>, but if so I had forgotten the allusion and never completely appreciated it. Cain also has Garnet the Father of equivocation provide Shag and us with a very illustrative example (how to answer traitors who come to door to capture and kill the rightful king you are hiding, which I myself allude to in the first paragraph), <b>online buy Valium without a prescription</b>, and has great fun with another allusion that makes a lot of sense - that <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cecil, <b>Order Valium online c.o.d</b>, _1st_Earl_of_Salisbury">William Cecil's son Robert</a> is parodied in Richard III - as well as a couple that seem intriguing but don't quite wash - that if King James is flattered in Banquo, Cecil's nihilism is parodied in Macbeth.  <b>Buy Valium No Prescription</b>, He even makes up some cockamamie story that Cecil can't stand the word "tomorrow" - and tomorrow, and tomorrow...</p>
<p>The Polonius / William Cecil parody got me thinking even more later - the way it might actually work (since as Robert Cecil points out here, <b>Valium over the counter</b>, why make fun of an advisor several years deceased?) is that that makes Laertes Robert Cecil, <b>Where can i buy Valium online</b>, Hamlet Essex - and King James Claudius: “Is thy Union here. Follow my mother," as noted in my <a href="/blog/2009/11/24/jude-law-hamlet/">Jude Law, <b>Valium samples</b>, Hamlet</a> post.  <b>Purchase Valium online</b>, But that's a longer story left untold at the untimely end of my academic career that I'll have to defer till yet another day.</p>
<p>In the upshot I didn't like Equivocation as much as I'd hoped. First off - it's a bit of a mess, <b>Buy Valium No Prescription</b>. The play's all over the place:<a href="http://www.osfashland.org/browse/gallery_popup.aspx?prod=143&amp;mid=1029"><img style="margin-left: 10px" src="http://www.osfashland.org/_uploaded/1029/10_Equivocation_2_jg_1080_gallery.jpg" border="0" alt="" width="330px" align="right" /></a><br />
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	<li>Shag receives absolution from one Gunpowder Plotter, <b>where can i order Valium without prescription</b>, and gives absolution to another</li><br />
	<li>Hamlet, <b>Order Valium</b>, Richard III, Lear, Macbeth, <b>Valium price</b>, and the Romances are all discussed, <b>Buy cheap Valium no rx</b>, alluded to, excerpted</li><br />
	<li>Cain regurgitates his favorite bits from the best Shakespeare lectures he's ever heard</li><br />
	<li>he puts Macbeth (mainly) through the cuisinart to create his own Gunpowder Plot play (<a href="http://writelike.shakespeare.com/">Write Like Shakespeare</a> might have helped)</li><br />
	<li>Hamnet and Judith are both in it</li><br />
	<li>Cain's fond of scenes with manly men making theater together between brawls to show just how manly they are</li><br />
	<li>James isn't just gay - Shag actually interrupts him in bed with another man (Buckingham?)</li><br />
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And Cain's odd way of praising the bard with feigned damnation  - seemingly as a way to counter any skepticism of his genius among the audience, and to stick it to the above-mentioned New Historicists - grated me, <b>Valium from canadian pharmacy</b>, particularly when, <b>Where can i buy cheapest Valium online</b>, summed up, it only amounted to another brand of bardolatry.</p>
<p>I think boiled down, <b>buy cheapest Valium</b>, the main line of plot development lost amid this mess is, <b>Purchase Valium online no prescription</b>, basically:<br />
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	<li> Shag discovers that Cecil and James set up the whole Gunpowder Plot  for propaganda purposes</li><br />
	<li>he sympathizes with the plotters and pities their horrible executions - so much so he even intervenes at the end in Garnet's</li><br />
	<li>he pens a play that would expose it all and get the entire company killed - especially since they are to perform it for James first<a href="http://www.osfashland.org/browse/gallery_popup.aspx?prod=143&amp;mid=1028"><img style="margin-left: 10px" src="http://www.osfashland.org/_uploaded/1028/8_Equivocation_2_jg_1331_gallery.jpg" border="0" alt="" width="220px" align="right" /></a></li><br />
	<li>the company makes a collective decision to do Macbeth instead</li><br />
	<li>Shag nevertheless does manage to get some of the zingers planned for the lost Gunpowder Plot play into Macbeth</li><br />
	<li>and gets the chance to confront Cecil about all this</li><br />
	<li>but none of it  matters - James delights in plausible deniability</li><br />
	<li>ironically Cecil's line outlasts everyone else's and bears no hereditary guilt today</li><br />
	<li>Shag performs the penance Garnet assigns him, lets go of his lost son Hamnet and reconciles with Hamnet's twin Judith</li><br />
	<li>Judith wrote the romances - well, they were stories Shag overheard when she lamented his abandonment of her - and that's what Shakespeare wrote that had the most mass appeal (even if in Cain's view they are crap plays with none of this high class political intrigue going on)</li><br />
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In the end, <b>buy Valium online cod</b>, this fantasy of Shakespeare directly confronting and being manipulated by Cecil and James is almost as bad as what the authorship question people do: Shakespeare's actual audience that came to the Globe is unimportant - a bunch of plebs who preferred Pericles (can you believe it) to Macbeth - compared to the high and mighty of Shakespeare's day and their power struggles.  <b>Australia, uk, us, usa, canada, mexico, india, craiglist, ebay, paypal</b>, Central to this fantasy is Cain's notion of a long personal feud between Shakespeare and Cecil (dating all the way back to Richard III): to counter the authorship people, Cain proposes that Shakespeare had a place of his own at the table of the great, however begrudgingly secured, <b>Valium for sale</b>.</p>
<p>And it also ignores there is all kinds of political intrigue going on in the Romances - though not something that played out in dramatic personal scenes between Shakespeare, <b>Buy Valium from mexico</b>, the king, and his highest councilor.  <b>Buy Valium No Prescription</b>, Rather it's directed where it could have an effect some 30 years later in overthrowing James' heir Charles - at the political unconscious of its mass audience, pitting humane fantasy against propagandistic ideology to convince a nation maybe they didn't need a king after all, that maybe Parliament alone was enough, and they had the right to execute that king for his crimes against them. He wasn't God's anointed after all.., <b>buy Valium online no prescription</b>.</p>
<p>But again, <b>Online buying Valium</b>, that's a longer story for another day - <a href="/academic/pericles.html">part of which I've already told</a>, though in an academic manner that seems curiously foreign to me now. Maybe I'll find the time to tell a more compelling version of it someday - perhaps in a more tightly constructed and deeply considered play than even this one proved to be, <b>buy generic Valium</b>, alas.  <b>Where can i find Valium online</b>, Or maybe I could just give Bill Cain some advice on his next one. Couldn't hurt - and I'm way too busy making a more conventional living, and too lacking in connections to the theater industry, to write and produce a play myself. Just drop me a comment, Bill, if you'd like to chat. Maybe you'd be interested in the Pericles project I could never get Bart Sher to consider.</p>
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