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1. The University of Kansas is currently staging _Midsummer Night's
Dream_ in a production using original pronunciation. The play is
directed by Paul Meier of the KU Theatre Department, who hosted a
two-week residence by the distinguished historian of the language, David
Crystal. Crystal, who advised a London "OP" production by the New Globe
Theatre, helped the actors in the early stages of rehearsal. He believes
that this _MND_ is the first such production in the USA.

2. article: Richard F. Hardin, "Marlowe Thinking Globally"," in Sarah K.
Scott and M. L. Stapleton, eds. _Christopher Marlowe the Craftsman:
Lives, Stage, and Page_ (Farnham, England: Ashgate, 2010) 23-32.

Dick Hardin

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