The Hollow Crown
The Hollow Crown by John Barton is a unique exploration of the lives of the Kings and Queens of England, published by Samuel French Ltd on January 29, 2015. This edition spans 46 pages and is presented in English. The work combines music, poetry, speeches, letters, and other writings, offering a multifaceted view of royal history through various artistic expressions.
Readers will find a blend of dramatic readings and musical interludes as four readers bring to life the writings of English royals from William I to Victoria. The performance includes both somber tunes reflecting on the deaths of kings and humorous songs, creating a diverse auditory experience. This engaging format highlights the rich tapestry of British and Irish literature while showcasing the interplay between drama and historical narrative.
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This entertainment by and about the Kings and Queens of England includes music, poetry, speeches, letters and other writings. The Hollow Crown has been performed in America and England by stars from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The four readers enact the writings of royals from William I to Victoria; the three singers intersperse songs from the proper period – some of which are sad tunes on the death of kings while others are uproariously funny.1 woman, 3 men
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