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Act 5, Scene 3. Cleopatra stands and holds a knife in her right hand, and extends her left arm saying, : "I die, I will not bear it"

A jig (musical interlude, accompanied by dancing, which closed many theatrical performances) written by Shakespearean actor Will Kemp, played on the classical guitar.

Painting (oil on canvas) of Richard III

Act 5. Cleopatra sits with both of her arms extended asking: "Where shall I find him, where? Oh, turn me to him!"

--What scene is this quote from?
--How would you the costume? What are the dominant features?

Shakespeare's Theatre Company's web page showing four still pictures of scenes from a 2008 performance ofTheWay of the World.

Staging of a gathering of numerous fairies, dressed in either white or gold, holding staves of flowers. Set in front of a parthenon-like structure. The stage is framed by a large red curtain and ornate pillars.

Half-length portrait. For more information, seeNPG

half-length standing portrait, part of Kneller's Kit-Cat Club portraits. For more information, see NPG

Half-length portrait of Sir Thomas Betterton.