Shakespeare's Clown

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The narrative centers on Will Kemp, a prominent clown of Shakespeare's time, exploring how playwrights crafted unique roles tailored for his comedic talents. It delves into the interplay between Kemp's performances and the evolution of theatrical comedy, highlighting his influence on the works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. The book offers insights into the artistry of role creation in the context of Elizabethan theatre, showcasing the significance of Kemp's contributions to the dramatic arts.