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When Captain George Pollard Jr.’s ship was rammed by a whale, he had no idea it would help make literary history.

"I see a madman beget madmen," Starbuck declares as the chase after Moby Dick is nearing its end, and as Captain Ahab is firing the crew of the Pequod to a frenzy of excitement. The trouble is ...

I wrote a forty-to-fifty-page treatment, which no one ever saw, of how the opera would unfold. And then I got that down to fifteen pages, which the composer saw, and then ten pages, which the ...

Additional passes for the performance will be available at the door on a first come, first serve basis with limited availability. Herman Melville's "Moby Dick", published in 1851 tells the tale of ...

centered around Captain Ahab, who, on a three-year voyage to make a fortune hunting and killing sperm whales for oil, loses his mind and specifically seeks out his white whale, Moby-Dick ...

Captain Pollard managed to reach the island ... for one of America’s greatest novels, Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick, the story of a doomed whaling voyage that ends when the ship is rammed ...

Herman Melville’s hallucinogenic magnum opus Moby-Dick is very obviously impossible ... Everyone else, from crazed Captain Ahab to doomed cabin-boy Pip is portrayed by eerie (mostly) human ...

Herman Melville wrote the first draft of Moby Dick at 25 Craven Street The former Blue Plaque home of American author Herman Melville, where he wrote early drafts of Mody-Dick in the late 1840s ...

With life-size puppets and cinematic stylings, Plexus Polaire’s Moby Dick is a dark and immersive ... wave and a journey into the unknown than Ahab’s famed search for his giant nemesis.