Fair Em The Millers Daughter and William the Conqueror

William Shakespeare

Is it a Shakespearean play? Most likely not, but this intriguing comedy, found in a volume labeled Shakespeare in Charles IIs library, certainly captivates. C. F. Tucker Brooke featured it in his 1818 collection of Shakespeare Apocrypha as one of 14 possible plays attributed to the Bard. With William the Conqueror in disguise and Fair Em revealing unexpected layers, this delightful tale offers a blend of humor and clever twists. - Summary by ToddHW This show includes AI-generated content.

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  1. Crock of Gold-James Stephens 5:52:36
  2. Princess of Elis-Molière 1:40:32
  3. Cinderella-George Calderon 1:34:07
  4. One-Act Play Collection 014-Various 5:39:27
  5. School for Wives-Molière 1:52:20
  6. Miss Civilization 37:36
  7. Eunuchus The Eunuch-Terence 1:57:38
  8. As You Like It-William Shakespeare 2:23:28
  9. Torch-Bearers-George Kelly 4:57:12
  10. Bores-Molière 1:07:48
  11. Twin-Rivals-George Farquhar 2:58:27
  12. Law Against Lovers-William Davenant 2:19:08
  13. Amphitryon-Molière 1:56:33
  14. Devil's Disciple-George Bernard Shaw 2:47:17
  15. One-Act Play Collection 018-Various 6:41:20
  16. Faust I-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 4:19:02
  17. Devil is an Ass-Ben Jonson 3:22:46
  18. Big Drum-Arthur Wing Pinero 4:28:24
  19. 005 - Act 5 18:08
  20. 004 - Act 4 11:19
  21. 003 - Act 3 24:13
  22. 002 - Act 2 18:14
  23. 001 - Act 1 22:53