Shakespeare's use of location governs his dramas. Some he was
personally familiar with, like Windsor; some he knew through his
imagination, like Kronborg Castle ('Elsinore'); some matter because
Shakespeare's plays were performed there, like Hampton Court and
the Great Hall of the Middle Temple. Shakespeare's plays are
powerfully shaped by their sense of place, and the location becomes
an unacknowledged actor. This book is about the locations that he
used for his plays, each of which the author has visited, and the
result presents the reader with a sense of those places that
Shakespeare knew either through direct personal contact or through
his imaginative re-interpretation of the scene.
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