This week on World On Fire, Rommel’s forces in North Africa directly attack Rajib, Harry, and Stan’s unit. Kasia realizes through her mission from Sir James that some of her fellow Polish refugees are sending intelligence back to the Nazis. One of Lois’ patients reminds her of the life she left behind. Meanwhile, let’s look at what’s happening in occupied France with David and Henriette.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival: The Learned Ladies THE LEARNED LADIES: This short and hilarious romp sees young Henriette absolutely in love with the handsome Clitandre. Her mother, however, thinks otherwise and wants to see her daughter marry the foppish, wit Trissotin, who panders to pretentious ideals and writes awful poetry (loved by the social elites). Will Henriette be forced to obey her mother, or find the path to her true love? Written in complete iambic pentameter, this delightful translation by Timothy Mooney is filled with love, deceit, flattery and (above all) laughs!
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival: The Learned Ladies THE LEARNED LADIES: This short and hilarious romp sees young Henriette absolutely in love with the handsome Clitandre. Her mother, however, thinks otherwise and wants to see her daughter marry the foppish, wit Trissotin, who panders to pretentious ideals and writes awful poetry (loved by the social elites). Will Henriette be forced to obey her mother, or find the path to her true love? Written in complete iambic pentameter, this delightful translation by Timothy Mooney is filled with love, deceit, flattery and (above all) laughs!
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival: The Learned Ladies THE LEARNED LADIES: This short and hilarious romp sees young Henriette absolutely in love with the handsome Clitandre. Her mother, however, thinks otherwise and wants to see her daughter marry the foppish, wit Trissotin, who panders to pretentious ideals and writes awful poetry (loved by the social elites). Will Henriette be forced to obey her mother, or find the path to her true love? Written in complete iambic pentameter, this delightful translation by Timothy Mooney is filled with love, deceit, flattery and (above all) laughs!