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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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The First Folio: the Making of Shakespeare [the First Folio: the Making of Shakespeare Will Be a Two-hour PBS Documentary Marking the 400TH Anniversary of the Most Important Publishing Event in English Literature: the Publication, in 1623, of the First Folio of the Plays of William Shakespeare. Created by the Team That Produced the Neh-funded Series Shakespeare Uncovered, With the Collaboration of New York?s Public Theater, the Film Will Recount the Process of Locating, Correcting and Printing Shakespeare's Plays; the Folio?s Fascinating History Over 400 Years; and Why These Plays ? Which, Without the First Folio, Would Be Unrecognizable or Lost ? Continue to Matter to Global Audiences. the Film Will Air Nationally in Primetime, and Stream Online, as Part of the Wnet Series Great Performances.]
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