Don’t put your daughter on the stage, Mrs. Worthington. What do you say about dogs then?
A production of Shakespeare’s ‘Taming of the Shrew’ to be performed at Bath Spa University is asking for dog owners to bring their dogs along to audition for a role. They’re asking for any dog breed to try out (except for Spaniels, for some reason) so if you live in Bath and have a dog who you think would like to tread the boards why not try out for a role?
Terri Power is the director of the play. She states:
Usually in a modern performance of the play no actual dog is brought on stage. But in Shakespeare’s time they did so. They had a troupe of dogs specially trained to perform and do (more…)

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