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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Wednesday, 9th August 2023
There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 9th August 2023. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tinker on stage, holding online meeting without ado
AAcross 5: Assertion from one kind of character heard, found in either part of Twelfth Night
AAcross 9: Quiescent during penultimate part of Macbeth — and of Hamlet
AAcross 10: They support arms, weapons linked with arrows in dramatic speech
AAcross 12: It's darn hard in initially confused lesson naming writer of A Midsummer Night's Dream
AAcross 15: Leading characters in Titus Andronicus spoil the ending in one sense
AAcross 17: Appearance with Falstaff's associate producing weaponAIRPISTOL
AAcross 18: Second member of weird trio having exited? Stop watching
AAcross 19: Earl's son in King Lear appearing in tattered garment
AAcross 20: Check power, sets, scripts for film adaptations
AAcross 24: Famous actor exchanging last two parts for a role in Twelfth NightOLIVIA
AAcross 25: Text for Macbeth, say, putting extra time into revised bit role
AAcross 26: King not doing so well, such as Claudius or Richard III
AAcross 27: In kind way, nurse initially encouraging Romeo's love? Yes
DDown 1: After it's put up on stage, I'm wrong to condemn
DDown 2: Able to identify what's wrong as I do casting badly
DDown 3: eg Julius Caesar or Coriolanus? Right
DDown 4: Delights in Tory victory as comedyLOVESLABOURS
DDown 6: Romantic message for Veronese gentleman
DDown 7: Practice acting in Winter's Tale, initially
DDown 8: See 4
DDown 11: Novice Romeo crazy about female — tragic heroMOOROFVENICE
DDown 13: One who operates in theatre, not needing screenSTAGEACTOR
DDown 14: Church's part obvious in sound plot
DDown 16: Like lady's protest in play that confounds sexes with vice
DDown 21: Superficially cut, like Antony and Cleopatra or Romeo and Juliet, we hear
DDown 22: Dismiss, in a way, from Richard's royal house
DDown 23: Shakespeare, as opposed to 7