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Modernizing Shakespeare

Dive into the world of Shakespeare by modernizing a classic scene from "Romeo and Juliet." In this assignment, each group member will take on the role of a character—Mercutio, Benvolio, Tybalt, or Romeo—and bring the text to life through a contemporary lens. Read from Act III, Scene i (pages 115-121), then rewrite the dialogue in modern language, emphasizing the key points. Aim for a minimum of 20 lines, including stage directions, ensuring each member has their own handwritten script. Engage creatively with Shakespeare's enduring themes!

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Modernizing Shakespeare

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  1. Modernizing Shakespeare Shakespeare: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other word would smell as sweet.” Modern language: Meaning in the Play:

  2. Act III, scene i Role Play Assignment • Give each person in your group a role to read: Mercutio, Benvolio, Tybalt, or Romeo. • Then, read from pages 115-121 in Act III, Scene i. • After reading, rewrite the dialogue between the characters in modern language. • Choose your lines carefully (20 lines minimum, including stage directions). • Remember to focus on the main points in the scene. • Each person should have his/her own, handwritten script.

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