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Coriolanus: Critical Review by Robert Shore

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SOURCE: Shore, Robert. “Masked Combat.” Times Literary Supplement, no. 5074 (30 June 2000): 19.

In the following review, Shore assesses Jonathan Kent's production of Coriolanus for London's Almeida Theater. Shore notes that Kent's production focused on the personal aspects of the play rather than on the social and political elements.

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