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        "Dogg’s Hamlet, Cahoot’s Macbeth" by Tom Stoppard brings together two short plays that explore the crisis of language and the power of censorship in the modern world. In Dogg’s Hamlet, language no longer helps people understand each other, it becomes a barrier. In Cahoot’s Macbeth, performing a play turns into a bold political act under an oppressive regime. Through clever use of Shakespeare’s works, Stoppard shows that theatre is not just entertainment, it can be a powerful tool for resistance, truth, and freedom.

I think it would’ve been pretty hard to understand this play without reading the introduction and the afterword. Amirhossein’s explanations really helped me a lot, and I’m so glad he recommended it. I also loved that we got to read it together in our reading group, it turned out to be such an interesting experience.
Big thanks to all my fellow readers. 😊
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