Brutus and Other Heroines - Playing Shakespeare's Roles for Women by Harriet Walter ophelia To mark the 400th anniversary

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Brutus and Other Heroines - Playing Shakespeare's Roles for Women by Harriet Walter ophelia To mark the 400th anniversary'A part we have played is like a person we once met, grew to know, became intimately enmeshed with and finally moved away from. Some of these characters remain friends, others are like ex lovers with whom we no longer have anything in common. All of them bring something out in us that will never go back in the box.' In a varied and distinguished career, Harriet Walter has played almost all of Shakespeare's heroines, notably Ophelia, Helena, Portia,