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You have a gift for teaching. Informative and entertaining. Not to be a jerk, but I only wish you'd leave out the background music. It distracts from your brilliance.

Edward had the education and he travelled to Italy, Sonnets.. Not sure about North

I prefer Edward de Vere

You blessed me tonight. Thank you for Intel enthuz beauty.

My favourite video...!!! I love this story and i come back to this work of art over and over again ❤ great job Shelby 🎉

This is dreamy!!!❤

I LOVE this! My kid recorded a friend’s submission last year with the schools professional equipment. Unfortunately the actor didn’t turn on their mic and initially we couldn’t hear anything. Kid was able to bring up the sound from other tracks from the camera mic in post but it was a scary half hour! Always review your work

Amazing!! ❤❤

What about "Throne of blood"?

I followed your guidelines and performed this for an audition and guess what??- I GOT SELECTED FOR THE SECOND SET OF AUDITIONS!!! TYSM I'M SO HAPPY THIS IS MY FIRST TIME ACTIVELY DOING DRAMA AND PLAYS <33

But what determines when a syllable is stressed or unstressed? "But" is supposed to be unstressed but seems like a stressed syllable to me

Ty! I’m doing this speech and this is one of the only helpful videos I’ve watched 😊

Very impressive! Love it!

It's been just two minutes. How's that?😅 (like some 1.5 h movie has passed)

Hello! This video is very helpful!!! I have a question. If its a theatre audition, why are they asking for the framing to be so close-up? Does this mean we should play our monologues subtler?

I've always watched your videos as I've gone through college as a theatre major. You've helped me a great deal with Shakespeare and you're very inspirational. You're incredibly talented and good luck with everything in your future.

YOU ATE THAT I'M SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU THRIVE 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

Brilliant Shelby 🎉🎉🎉

That first clip scared the living daylights outta me 💀 Fantastic acting, Shelby!

Personal favorite would Polanski's 1971 adaptation or Kurosawa's Throne of Blood (not accurate but very well done and it is what got me into Macbeth).

I didn't quite understand why, "i WANT to BUY my DOG a LOVE-ly TREAT," receives stresses in the syllables you highlighted (except for "LOVE-ly" since that's given in its definition). It's one of my main sources of confusion is with respect to monosyllabic words. For example, "I" seems like it could receive syllabic emphasis sometimes and not in others. Ex: " _I_ am _the_ king," vs. "I _am_ the _king_ ". Both the trochaic and iambic readings seem valid to me. Even a dactylic-style reading seems valid and interesting with, " _I_ am the _king_ ", emphasizing "I" and "king", as with the case of, " _I_ am the _hu_ mourous _king_ of the _sky_ ."

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This video is very helpful and informative

I am so Shakespearean, I live in a cloud.

i am going to audition for portia, but i do not know what monologue to do. i am thinking "thou knowest the mask of night befalls my face else would a maiden blush bepaint my cheek" monologue from romeo and juliet, or olivia's monologue to viola in the twelfth night. any ideas??? this is my first serious audition and i am so nervous!

Hope you all “break a leg”… and wishing I was there - cheers from 🇨🇦

What a romp! Fun!

Which clip is your favorite? *Comment below* on your favorite Shakespearean shenanigans 🍺😅 HUZZAH!

I know it's supposed to be romantic but Romeo staying after the party and just wandering around looking for juliet, sounds very creepy and stalkerish.

Everybody knows the version of Macbeth in the 1990s cartoon Gargoyles was the best

Nicol Williamson

For a great Lady Macbeth, I'd recommend Kate Fleetwood in the 2010 film with Patrick Stewart as Macbeth. I'm no expert, but she was frightening, and I thought the murder and the surrounding scenes with her and Stewart were harrowing.

Girl, I seriously can't thank you enough for how many failing grades you've saved me from! You're amazing. (Your editor is amazing too!!!)

Enjoy the casual approach & Your Passion … Thank you 🥂

Love your vids Shelby! You rock! Nice shirt, btw 😁

Shelby!!! I loved your tutorial as Juliet ❤❤❤ i'm your fan 😊😊😊

Comment Below! What did YOU think of this casual tutorial format? ⬇🤗❓

Paris! This is actually very helpful for a multi-passionate. I'm like "OMG I love theater! But I love Baking! And Writing! My head has too many tabs open! Where's that dang music coming from?!" ANYWAY I actually love seeing you just shine on camera, and simply answering questions! I have one for you. What was your first production, and did you enjoy it? -Alisynne ❤

This was incredible! It's really awesome the way you performed it, as opposed to some people who make it less exciting and funny! It's the perfect setup for the next few lines coming too, given that Romeo literally pops out of the bushes and was like "Yes! Okay! I'll do that!" and she's all like "AHHH!". So overall amazing!

Here's the bigger picture life-lesson or "truism" - especially in the political/geopolitical context: "the bigger the lie or the untruth is and the longer it's been sustained and unquestioned the easier it is to ridicule those who challenge it with scepticism and doubt". Paul G

Woah- I could TOTALLY feel the conflicting emotions of anger, confusion, etc. Just WOW! I recommended your channel to my Shakespeare class. I hope you don't mind ❤

I must have watched this 100 times in preparation for my monologue performance! Thank you so much, this and your tutorial has TRULY saved me a failing grade 😂

you had me at "therein" - who uses that word nowadays except for attorneys, lol?

amazing thank you very much

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that fuckin fassbender macbeth was ascended kino

To see why Lady Macbeth snapped upon seeing the Macduffs' death by burning, go watch Game of Thrones, a kid got murdered by her father by burning at the stake in season 5 and the main fallout lasted through the end of season 6.

Great discussion.

There is now a 1,200 paged, 2 volume set titled, "The Shakespeare Allusions Book" by Prof Roger Stritmeyer & Alexander Waugh.

I have a really nice version of Tales From Shakespeare its from the 80s so its not that old. As supplemental to that book there is a book called Mad Mary about Mary Lamb who co wrote it with her brother. She murdered her mother, stabbed her to death, she was ruled insane and later was taken care of by her brother and it was during that period when the two wrote Tales From Shakespeare.