Shakespeare
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Shakespeare
Among the odd pairings you may sometimes come across at the celebrity hangout Elaine's, perhaps the oddest was David Black, an Elaine's regular and a producer and writer for television dramas like ''Law & Order,'' and Gary Taylor, an editor of the Oxford edition of the complete works of Shakespeare, who is also partial to black nail polish. The subject was a reading of Mr. Taylor's reworking of a play that he believes Shakespeare had a hand in writing, and that features Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. This is not, strictly speaking, a Lost Shakespeare Play that ''Everyone has to get humble here.''  The subject was a reading of Mr. Taylor's reworking of a play that he believes Shakespeare had a hand in writing, and that features Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. In the 1986 Oxford edition of Shakespeare's complete works, Mr. Taylor made a controversial decision to include a version of ''Pericles'' that he reconstructed. Mr. Taylor said that Shakespeare was a working actor who worked in the same theater company his whole life, and we need to take seriously his own commitment to the theatrical realization of his work.