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Hiddleston, boasts a fine Coriolanus." He also credited Mark Gatiss as excellent as Menenius, the "humorous patrician". In
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588:The Tragedy of Coriolanus
133:Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus
21:Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus
3509:Caius Martius Coriolanus
2426:Pericles, Prince of Tyre
2118:Lunberry, Clark (2002).
2054:Shakespeare, W. (1968).
1636:15 February 2009 at the
1502:Parker, 5–6; Bliss, 3–4.
1493:Parker, 4–5; Bliss, 6–7.
1449:Retrieved 15 March 2013.
1430:Furness, Horace Howard,
990:played Coriolanus, with
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3651:The Spread of the Eagle
2434:The Taming of the Shrew
1551:Kermode, Frank (2001).
1200:The Spread of the Eagle
1131:Birgitte Hjort Sørensen
1107:Birgitte Hjort Sørensen
756:Franz Anton Maulbertsch
499:(1579). The wording of
470:'s 1579 translation of
402:Nicanor – Roman traitor
3116:Lord Chamberlain's Men
3027:The Passionate Pilgrim
2800:comparison to Petrarch
2419:Much Ado About Nothing
2398:The Merchant of Venice
2222:at the British Library
2131:Comparative Literature
1917:University of Michigan
1671:"Coriolan/us – review"
1553:Shakespeare's Language
1529:Parker, 7, 2; Bliss, 7
1248:University of Michigan
1054:National Theatre Wales
953:'s 1752 production at
819:Shakespeare's Language
815:Shakespearean Tragedy.
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652:'s translation of the
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2794:Shakespeare's sonnets
2462:The Two Noble Kinsmen
2005:TheaterFansManila.com
1766:"Coriolanus – review"
1596:The Miracle of France
1576:Eliot, T. S. (1963).
1540:Shakespearean Tragedy
1328:refers to it as "the
1308:pronounced "" in the
1290:Frances Makil-Ignacio
1163:National Theatre Live
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2560:Troilus and Cressida
2490:Antony and Cleopatra
2384:Love's Labour's Lost
2370:The Comedy of Errors
1974:(2001). "Foreword".
1280:'killing machine'".
1227:and was directed by
892:Antony and Cleopatra
852:Antony and Cleopatra
835:famously proclaimed
503:'s speech about the
393:Aufidius' Servingmen
390:Aufidius' Lieutenant
230:An 1800 painting by
138:Antony and Cleopatra
3480:William Shakespeare
3386:Richard Shakespeare
3368:Gilbert Shakespeare
3300:Shakespeare's Globe
3205:Authorship question
3200:Attribution studies
3167:Stratford-upon-Avon
3009:A Yorkshire Tragedy
2987:Thomas of Woodstock
2973:The Spanish Tragedy
2914:Love's Labour's Won
2906:The London Prodigal
2863:The Birth of Merlin
2822:The Rape of Lucrece
2808:A Lover's Complaint
2688:Quarto publications
2391:Measure for Measure
2330:William Shakespeare
2218:1 July 2017 at the
1923:on 26 November 2007
1843:on 12 November 2014
1720:on 12 November 2014
1285:Tanghalang Pilipino
879:Performance history
683:Stratford-upon-Avon
672:Blackfriars Theatre
598:Most scholars date
550:, as translated by
125:William Shakespeare
3380:Edmund Shakespeare
3338:Hamnet Shakespeare
3235:Screen adaptations
2958:Sir John Oldcastle
2856:Arden of Faversham
2273:Life of Coriolanus
2261:Life of Coriolanus
2253:Life of Coriolanus
2081:. 21 November 2008
1951:Rottentomatoes.com
1869:on 23 January 2014
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1081:In December 2013,
1031:Christopher Walken
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2728:Characters
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2661:Richard III
2441:The Tempest
2271:Plutarch's
2266:John Dryden
2259:Plutarch's
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1511:Bliss, 4–7.
1404:gens Marcia
1336:Cole Porter
1225:Alan Howard
1169:Adaptations
1165:programme.
1095:Mark Gatiss
1089:, starring
1027:Robert Ryan
1003:Alan Howard
969:The Old Vic
955:Smock Alley
933:John Dennis
907:Restoration
833:T. S. Eliot
811:Tamburlaine
775:soliloquise
702:prompt book
698:First Folio
592:First Folio
560:Machiavelli
423:Gentlewoman
3786:1608 plays
3780:Categories
3750:Quotations
3711:Coriolanus
3667:Coriolanus
3662:(1984; TV)
3654:(1963; TV)
3643:Coriolanus
3502:Historical
3494:Characters
3485:Coriolanus
3362:Mary Arden
3346:(daughter)
3334:(daughter)
3210:Bardolatry
3120:King's Men
3062:Birthplace
2749:Chronology
2668:Henry VIII
2595:Richard II
2587:Edward III
2497:Coriolanus
2283:Coriolanus
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1847:1 November
1821:7 February
1798:27 January
1775:27 January
1746:1 November
1724:27 January
1631:RSC.org.uk
1608:Parker 123
1482:Coriolanus
1478:Coriolanus
1467:Parker, 18
1417:Coriolanus
1359:References
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1314:Ken Ludwig
1272:Coriolanus
1244:Greg Hicks
1240:Coriolanus
1208:Ján Cikker
1159:Coriolanus
1144:Richard II
1135:Coriolanus
1058:Coriolanus
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915:Drury Lane
911:Nahum Tate
903:Coriolanus
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857:Coriolanus
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827:Coriolanus
825:described
809:conqueror
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615:Coriolanus
600:Coriolanus
483:Coriolanus
438:Messengers
280:Characters
248:Coriolanus
52:Coriolanus
3548:Fictional
3392:John Hall
3382:(brother)
3370:(brother)
3302:(replica)
3242:Star Trek
3230:Memorials
3225:Influence
3215:Festivals
3157:Sexuality
3147:Portraits
3142:New Place
2994:Ur-Hamlet
2930:Mucedorus
2840:Apocrypha
2580:King John
2571:Histories
2518:King Lear
2481:Tragedies
2377:Cymbeline
1913:Ann Arbor
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1347:Based on
1257:In 2011,
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767:King Lear
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356:– tribune
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194:patrician
158:plebeians
146:Volscians
3560:Virgilia
3555:Volumnia
3519:Cominius
3428:Category
3376:(sister)
3364:(mother)
3358:(father)
2870:Cardenio
2759:Settings
2707:See also
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2601:Henry IV
2347:Comedies
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435:Officers
385:Volscian
333:Virgilia
323:Volumnia
307:Cominius
244:nickname
210:Volscian
206:tribunes
169:Synopsis
162:tribunes
3685:Veturia
3678:Related
3583:Sources
3220:Gardens
3096:Editors
2899:Locrine
2892:Fair Em
2724:Henriad
2623:Henry V
2532:Othello
2525:Macbeth
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1956:29 July
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1122:Variety
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454:Sources
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442:Lictors
349:tribune
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240:agnomen
221:Corioli
186:Tarquin
150:Corioli
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121:tragedy
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3767:Texts
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3182:Grave
3172:Style
3137:Music
3054:works
3019:Poems
2848:Plays
2786:Poems
2338:Plays
2158:(PDF)
2147:JSTOR
2127:(PDF)
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