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The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea, Shylock demands a pound of Antonio's flesh as forfeit of the lost bond.

The Merchant of Venice Act II; Scene vii

Portia, a wealthy woman, has many suitors, but they must choose between three caskets, gold, silver, and lead, and find which holds her portrait.

The Merchant of Venice Act I; Scene iii

Shylock, a Jewish moneylender in Venice, has a deep dislike for Christians due to their persecutions.

Merchant of Venice, 2018

Leslie Brott* (left) as Antonio and Lisa Wolpe* as Shylock.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

Portia and her waiting gentlewoman, Nerissa, disguise themselves as lawyers and intervene in the trial between Antonio and Shylock. Portia delivers a stirring speech on the nature of mercy before finding the loophole to save Antonio's life.

The Merchant of Venice Act II; Scene vi

Jessica, Shylock's daughter, is in love with Lorenzo, a Christian, and she runs away with him.

The Merchant of Venice Act II; Scene vii

Portia, a wealthy woman, has many suitors, but they must choose between three caskets, gold, silver, and lead, and find which holds her portrait. If they choose the wrong casket, they must never marry. The Prince of Morocco chooses the gold casket and, to his dismay, finds a skull.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

Portia and her waiting gentlewoman, Nerissa, disguise themselves as lawyers and intervene in the trial between Antonio and Shylock. Portia delivers a stirring speech on the nature of mercy before finding the loophole to save Antonio's life.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea, Shylock demands a pound of Antonio's flesh as forfeit of the lost bond.

The Merchant of Venice Act I; Scene iii

Shylock, a Jewish moneylender in Venice, has a deep dislike for Christians due to their persecutions.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea, Shylock demands a pound of Antonio's flesh as forfeit of the lost bond.

The Merchant of Venice Act I; Scene iii

Shylock, a Jewish moneylender in Venice, has a deep dislike for Christians due to their persecutions.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

Portia and her waiting gentlewoman, Nerissa, disguise themselves as lawyers and intervene in the trial between Antonio and Shylock. Portia delivers a stirring speech on the nature of mercy before finding the loophole to save Antonio's life.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea, Shylock demands a pound of Antonio's flesh as forfeit of the lost bond.

The Merchant of Venice Act IV; Scene i

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea, Shylock demands a pound of Antonio's flesh as forfeit of the lost bond.

The Merchant of Venice Act II; Scene vii

Portia, a wealthy woman, has many suitors, but they must choose between three caskets, gold, silver, and lead, and find which holds her portrait. If they choose the wrong casket, they must never marry. The Prince of Morocco chooses the gold casket and, to his dismay, finds a skull.

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