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Bust of Shakespeare

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  • 04-06-2012 8:36pm
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    EddyC15
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    Does anyone know where I could get a bust of The Bard in Cork?


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    Dermighty
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    http://www.ebay.ie/itm/WILLIAM-SHAKESPEARE-MARBLE-BUST-SCULPTURE-/290664089435?pt=UK_art_Sculpture_GL&hash=item43acee075b#ht_3365wt_970


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    evilivor
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    EddyC15 wrote: »
    Does anyone know where I could get a bust of The Bard in Cork?

    You could try contacting Cork Shakespearean Company (The Loft).


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    Milly33
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    mmm I would say if you tried pehaps one of those antique shops down by Paul Street..Or perhaps ask the crawford art gallery..They would surely know..What is it for then


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    EddyC15
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    Thanks a million for all the replies! I got a bust of Mozart after I posted here and he looks like a kind of generic renaissancey kind of fella. He'll do.

    It's for a play in the Cork Arts Theatre. It's called The Owl and The Pussycat. Come and see it! *Shameless plugging* :D

    Thanks for your help anyway, lads. Sound!


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    Milly33
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    "The Owl and the Pussy-cat went to sea
    In a beautiful pea green boat,
    They took some honey, and plenty of money,
    Wrapped up in a five pound note"

    Fab Good Luck with the Show


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    EddyC15
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    That's the one, Milly!

    Except that the Owl in this play is a writer and the Pussycat is a prostitute. And the boat is an apartment. And instead of going to sea they argue a lot in a humourous fashion.

    Aside from that it's exactly the same as the poem.


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