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Theatrical elements in play within a play from "summary" of The Masks of Hamlet by Marvin Rosenberg

In the world of Hamlet, the boundaries between reality and illusion are often blurred. The play itself is filled with layers of performance, with characters putting on masks and playing roles within roles. One of the most prominent examples of this is the play within a play, which serves as a mirror reflecting the larger themes of the play. The play within a play is a key theatrical element that Shakespeare uses to explore the idea of performance and deception. By having the characters in Hamlet put on a play within the play, Shakespeare is able to highlight the ways in which people can manipulate truth and reality through performance. The play within a play also serves as a way for Shakespeare to comment on the nature ...
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    The Masks of Hamlet

    Marvin Rosenberg

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