McGraw-Hill's PodClass Hamlet Study Guide

ISBN: 0071611479

Author: Mallison, Jane

Condition: New

Product Description Turn your iPod into Hamlet 101 class for on-the-go learningIn this unique audio series, 21st century technology brings alive a 16th century writer and his work so students can fully understand the genius of William Shakespeare. McGraw-Hills PodClass: Hamlet Study Guide helps you reinforce what you have learned in class or even fill in the bits you may have missed. This program includes more than 50 mini lectures on main topic points, engaging scene summaries, and drama bytes--key quotes and dialogues from the play, as well as insider guidance on approaching tests, papers, and essays. This is not an abridged recording of the play; rather this dynamic audio program reveals what it means, which characters are important, what themes Shakespeare was exploring-all the issues that you need to know to ace your test. From the Publisher Jane Mallison is a teacher and former English department head at New York's Trinity School. Her students provided the scene summaries for this study guide.The Complete Arkangel Shakespeare is an award-winning production of all thirty-eight of Shakespeare's plays, featuring distinguished actors from British film and theater. The production of Hamlet features Simon Russell Beale (National Theatre) as Hamlet, Imogen Stubbs (Royal Shakespeare Company) as Ophelia, Jane Lapotaire ("Casualty") as Gertrude, and Damian Lewis ("Life") as Laertes. About the Author Jane Mallison is a teacher and former English department head at New York's Trinity School. Her students provided the scene summaries for this study guide.The Complete Arkangel Shakespeare is an award-winning production of all thirty-eight of Shakespeare's plays, featuring distinguished actors from British film and theater. The production of Hamlet features Simon Russell Beale (National Theatre) as Hamlet, Imogen Stubbs (Royal Shakespeare Company) as Ophelia, Jane Lapotaire ("Casualty") as Gertrude, and Damian Lewis ("Life") as Laertes.