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walthall @walthall
Bill Walthall  @walthall
Nov 07
OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG How 'Slings & Arrows' on Acorn TV made a Shakespeare fest a cult hit - Los Angeles Times https://t.co/vETCq725sf
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Bill Walthall  @walthall
Nov 01
can't wait to check this out.... The King on Netflix - is it Shakespeare? Why did they change Henry V? Is Falstaff… https://t.co/bbMLgKnpCF
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Bill Walthall  @walthall
Oct 12
yes! Mixing up blood for Titus Andronicus at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company https://t.co/dfPNsDBEAe
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Bill Walthall  @walthall
Sep 24
Hell, yes, people, congrats to @IndyShakes Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival to get a permanent stage - Los… https://t.co/YCWtWAKDsK
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Bill Walthall  @walthall
Sep 18
IF this is true, then wow... just wow... John Milton’s Annotated Copy of William Shakespeare Found https://t.co/DacokDqe7i
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