Sheila Hancock - retinde
Epızodtar 9
Word of Mouth
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The Two Traditions
Contrasting Shakespeare's elevated language with modern naturalistic speech.
Kóbirek oqýUsing the Verse
John Barton and company examine blank verse. Its strengths and particularities are discussed in great detail. Members of the cast try out various readings.
Kóbirek oqýLanguage and Character
John Barton and the cast discuss how Shakespeare defines his character by the language they speak, and how the characters attempt to achieve their aims by means of what they say and how they say it.
Kóbirek oqýSpeeches and Soliloquies
John Barton and members of the RSC present a workshop on how Shakespeare used the soliloquy to directly connect the character with the audience.
Kóbirek oqýIrony and Ambiguity
John Barton and the RSC actors consider the subtle shadings produced by irony, ambiguity and sarcasm, and how best to express them.
Kóbirek oqýPassion and Coolness
Hamlet's advice to the players is the best-known acting instruction in theatrical history. John Barton and the RSC actors explore this essential mandate to be both natural and intellectual.
Kóbirek oqýRehearsing the Text
John Barton and the actors analyze a scene from Twelfth Night, identifying pointers towards character and staging.
Kóbirek oqýExploring a Character
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Poetry and Hidden Poetry
The bard's unparalleled poetry is celebrated and examined in its glory.
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