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Why are Shakespeare's plays still being performed so much around the world?
Because they are ultimately about the human experience
What does Kirsten Lane suggest is the reason for Shakespeare's plays still being relevant after over four hundred years?
Because his plays are fundamentally about the human experience
According to John Lightbody, what are Shakespeare's plays fundamentally about?
Brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, and best friends
Why do people still like to watch Shakespeare's plays, according to Kirsten Lane?
To witness human experiences they can relate to
What is the main reason given for the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's plays according to the conversation?
They are ultimately about the human experience
Explore the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' in this insightful conversation. Learn about the play's continued significance over four centuries and its global impact on theatre.
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