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some hesitation, Beatrice reveals that she feels the same way. Benedick tells Beatrice that he will do anything for her and she asks that he "Kill Claudio". Benedick denies her request and she rages at him about the injustices perpetrated against her cousin. Benedick eventually agrees, albeit reluctantly, to kill Claudio.
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Hero, who is engaged to a young soldier, Claudio, is left at the altar and accused of being unfaithful. Beatrice is unquestioning about Hero's innocence and plays along in the friar's plan to fake Hero's death to prove her innocence. After the wedding, Benedick tells Beatrice that he loves her. After
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Feminist critics argue that Beatrice's wit and female power only serve to enable and maintain male power. In this interpretation, Beatrice's marriage at the end of the play represents her ultimately losing her power in order to become a wife. These critics see Beatrice and Benedick's marriage at the
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Craik argues that Beatrice's "revengeful invective against Claudio ... does not justify itself" (p. 314) because Beatrice is wrong in her judgment of Claudio's guilt. I agree that Beatrice is too passionate, too much inclined to help Don John's feast of malice to its conclusion, but Claudio is not,
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Some critics have argued that Beatrice's "Kill Claudio" line exposes the violence that underpins chivalric ideals. William Babula argues that by demanding that Benedick kill Claudio, Beatrice refuses to be categorized and avoids the simplicity of a label such as "shrew". Some scholars condemn "Kill
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One of the reoccurring questions asked by generations of performers and directors is whether Beatrice and Benedick actually have feelings for each other or are merely tricked into an illusion of love. Scholars such as Richard Henze see the deception of Beatrice and Benedick, that by which they are
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Later, Benedick tells Beatrice he has challenged Claudio to a duel, though she finds this insufficient. Hero is proven innocent and ends up marrying Claudio before Benedick needs to act on his promise. After some pretending, Beatrice and Benedick are compelled to admit to their true feelings when
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in Vienna in 2006. Von Poelnitz's Beatrice was criticized for being unable to keep up with the men in the production. A critic described the show as a "männerverliebtes Männerspiel" (a men's game of men in love). In 2013, Eva Meckbach played Beatrice in the
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In act 4, scene 1, Beatrice famously asks Benedick to "Kill Claudio". The last portion of act 4, scene 1 is often referred to as the "Kill Claudio" sequence and has been the subject of much discussion among both actors and scholars.
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starred Magda Cnudde as Beatrice. According to one review, the bustle of the farcical tone of the majority of the play drowned out the tension and emotion of the church scene featuring Beatrice's line "Kill Claudio".
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Later in the scene, Beatrice repeats the phrase "that I were a man!" Phillip Collington claims that "Beatrice wishes she were a man because she wants Benedick to punish those who merely pretend to be men".
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Benedick. Engravings from the nineteenth century of Anna Cora Ritchie in the role of Beatrice survive, but there is no additional information about Ritchie's performance. In the late nineteenth century,
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character. During the play, she is tricked into falling in love with Benedick, a soldier with whom she has a "merry war", after rumours are spread that they are in love with each other.
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Regardless of whether Beatrice can be considered a contemporary feminist, she certainly disrupted conventional sixteenth-century gender norms. Some argue that Beatrice appropriates
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meaning voyager or traveller. Beatrice also means "she who blesses" or "blesser" in Latin. This meaning is especially relevant given that the name Benedick means "blessed".
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Scholars following in Scott's footsteps believing Beatrice to be inspired by Emilia Pia, have interpreted Beatrice's concealment of her love for Benedict as a form of
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of "the disdainful woman of courtly love", suggesting that she was perhaps inspired by Petrarch. Some critics suggest the Beatrice/Benedick plot has its origins in
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because she does not take a disguise but instead shows her intellect and claims space in male-dominated society. Beatrice has also been compared to
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led to believe the other is in love with them, serves as an end to their individual self-deceptions that they are not in love with each other.
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series of televised Shakespeare adaptations. In ShakespeaRe-Told, Beatrice is a news anchor at the fictitious local news show Wessex Tonight.
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love letters they have written are revealed by Hero and Claudio. With their love revealed, Beatrice and Benedick marry, concluding the play.
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Mueller, Martin (1994). "Shakespeare's Sleeping Beauties: The Sources of "Much Ado about Nothing" and the Play of Their Repetitions".
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featured Maggie Smith as Beatrice. The production was adapted from the performance at the Old Vic and was directed for television by
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Collington, Philip D. (2006). ""Stuffed with All Honourable Virtues": "Much Ado about Nothing" and "The Book of the Courtier"".
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Prouty, C. T. (1941). "George Whetstone, Peter Beverly, and the Sources of "Much Ado about Nothing" Author(s): C. T. Prouty".
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McManus, Caroline (2003). "Subverting Romantic Comedy: Edith Wharton's Reading of Shakespeare in "The House of Mirth"".
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Harriett Maire played Beatrice in the web series "Nothing Much To Do". "Nothing Much To Do" is a modern adaptation of
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language and thereby places herself among male society. Her speech is more typical of male characters of the period.
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Friedman, Michael D. (1990). ""Hush'd on Purpose to Grace Harmony": Wives and Silence in "Much Ado about Nothing"".
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was nominated for a "Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play" Tony for her portrayal of Beatrice. In 1985,
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Cook, Carol (1986). ""The Sign and Semblance of Her Honor": Reading Gender Difference in Much Ado about Nothing".
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Cook, Carol (1986). ""The Sign and Semblance of Her Honor": Reading Gender Difference in Much Ado about Nothing".
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Gough, Melinda J. (1999). ""Her Filthy Feature Open Showne" in Ariosto, Spenser, and "Much Ado about Nothing"".
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Japan, Beatrice's line "Kill Claudio" made contextual sense due to the Japanese kinship system and principle of
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as well as Rosaline and Berowne are seen by some to be Shakespeare's precursors to Beatrice and Benedick.
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played Beatrice at the York Shakespeare Festival in 2004 in Ontario. The production was set during the
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Langham Bennett, Mackie (July 8, 1937). "Shakespeare's "Much Ado" and ITS Possible Italian Sources".
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Langham Bennett, Mackie (July 8, 1937). "Shakespeare's "Much Ado" and ITS Possible Italian Sources".
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play's conclusion as representing a curing of social abnormality. On the other-hand, critics such as
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set immediately after World War II. Norris's Beatrice was described as performing "verbal jujitsu".
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of the play. Alison Findley referred to Beatrice as "a conduit for the film's emotional energy".
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Claudio" as being overly harsh in light of the fact that Claudio was tricked into defaming Hero.
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played Beatrice at the Old Vic in 1965. This production was broadcast for television in 1967.
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Jackson, Russell (2003). "Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon: Summer and Winter, 2002–2003".
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Friedman, Michael D. (1990). "'Hush'd on Purpose to Grace Harmony': Wives and Silence in
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The London stage, 1900-1909 : a calendar of productions, performers, and personnel
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Beatrice lives with her uncle Leonato and his daughter, Hero, who is her cousin, in
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Here; He Will Co-Star for 8 Weeks with Margaret Leighton – Equity Accuses League"
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Crichton, Andrew B. (1975). "Hercules Shaven: A Centering Mythic Metaphor in
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Peide, Zha; Jia, Tian (1988). "Shakespeare in Traditional Chinese Operas".
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played Beatrice on Broadway in 1959. In 1960, Leighton was nominated for a
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Geoff, Chapman (May 30, 1991). "Monette makes much of Ado About Nothing".
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Jacobs, Laurence H. (1981). "Shakespeare in the San Francisco Bay Area".
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in Stratford, Ontario, Beatrice has been played by Jane Casson (1971),
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Collington, Philip D. (2006). "'Stuffed with All Honourable Virtues':
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Babula, William (1976). ""Much Ado about Nothing" and the Spectator".
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Shakespeare likely would have first encountered the name Beatrice in
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A Directory of Shakespeare in Performance 1970-1990: Canada and USA
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Social abnormality has been cured, then, in Beatrice and Benedick;
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played Beatrice with the American Conservatory Theater. In 1988,
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is the Italian form of Beatrix which likely comes from the Latin
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in which the character of Beatrice represents divine knowledge.
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Henze, Richard (1971). "Deception in Much Ado about Nothing".
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Henze, Richard (1971). "Deception in Much Ado about Nothing".
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At the Royal Shakespeare Company, Beatrice has been played by
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for "Best Actress" in 1987 for her performance as Beatrice in
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review – Mel Giedroyc blazes through Great Sicilian Bake Off"
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The earliest known UK broadcast television performance of
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Tony for "Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play"
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Hunt, Maurice (2000). "The Reclamation of Language in
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Much Ado About Nothing (The New Cambridge Shakespeare)
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In 2007, Tracy Michelle Arnold played Beatrice at the
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was set in China without specifying the time period.
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first suggested in 1901 that Beatrice is modelled on
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Beatrice has been portrayed by many actors including
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King, Walter N. (1964). "Much Ado About Something".
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Index

Much Ado About Nothing

Alessandro Zaffonato
William Shakespeare
Ellen Terry
Tamsin Greig
Emma Thompson
Catherine Tate
Amy Acker
Sydney Sweeney
Hero
William Shakespeare's
Much Ado About Nothing
Hero
protofeminist
Frances Abington
Ellen Terry
Judi Dench
Maggie Smith
Tamsin Greig
Emma Thompson
Catherine Tate
Danielle Brooks
Amy Acker
Dante's
Divine Comedy
Mary Augusta Scott
Baldassare Castiglione
The Book of the Courtier
Petrarchan archetype

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