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Set in a bustling city filled with mistaken identities and comic mishaps, this graphic adaptation of a classic Shakespearean play brings to life the chaos and humor of two sets of twins separated at birth. As the characters navigate through a series of misunderstandings, the vibrant illustrations complement the witty dialogue, making the intricate plot accessible to readers of all ages.
The story unfolds in a whirlwind of confusion as the Antipholus brothers and their respective servants, both also named Dromio, unknowingly cross paths. Love, loyalty, and the absurdity of life intertwine, showcasing Shakespeare's genius in portraying human relationships. This vivid retelling captures the essence of farce, allowing both seasoned fans and newcomers to experience the timeless joy and laughter inherent in Shakespeare's work. With each turn of the page, readers are drawn into a world where mistaken identities fuel a delightful romp of comedic adventure.
The story unfolds in a whirlwind of confusion as the Antipholus brothers and their respective servants, both also named Dromio, unknowingly cross paths. Love, loyalty, and the absurdity of life intertwine, showcasing Shakespeare's genius in portraying human relationships. This vivid retelling captures the essence of farce, allowing both seasoned fans and newcomers to experience the timeless joy and laughter inherent in Shakespeare's work. With each turn of the page, readers are drawn into a world where mistaken identities fuel a delightful romp of comedic adventure.
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Brossura
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48 pagine
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Inglese
Pubblicato
Sep 1, 2010
Editore
Magic Wagon
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Illustrated
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850 edizioni
ISBN-10
1602707626
ISBN-13
9781602707627
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