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What is the music, please? Very good production of Cymbeline. Thank you

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Wow, the best I’ve seen so far!

♡♡♡ wonderful people ♡♡♡ this is a play i hadn't gotten to yet- im glad you guys have covered it ♤♡◇♧

Totally love you guys

Act 2: 18:19

16:51 the bear as the nephew is making me laugh so hard 😭

Well done all. Fantastic

Hello from Missouri!

Superb!

Enjoying this very much, but is the role of Lavatch completely cut? My God, how could you??

this was such a fun version of the play,,, really loved the teddy playing clifford,,, really did justice to the role... and when they used a pic on a phone to stand for a severed head

This is a wonderful play.

This is Excellent!!

My group just read this last night - except for the live streaming, actual acting, opening credits and music, it was the same! :) This is so well done!

Instead of Friar Francis who do the scheme to pretend Hero is dead its Antonio Leonato's brother who decide to make everyone believe Hero is dead while she still alive but atleast the story end well.

I think this is the most creative use of the internet I have EVER seen. I can't imagine what it took to produce this - but I am deeply impressed. I was so entertained especially by the fun-bits (Young Talbot comes to mind), that when it was over I reminded myself that this was Tragedy. You were all wonderful. Thank you.

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Awesome, thank you......

Brilliant. And Edgar's final words were SO TIMELY. You guys are stunning.

this is fantastic. thank you for producing and recording these plays

love it you guys are BRILLIANT!!!!

What fools these mortals be....that sent me down a rabbit hole to find out where else I heard it (the song "Perfidia" it turns out)...

Harry Waller👍 An absolutely accurate Welsh accent for Sir Hugh! Congratulations. So many actors fail at this hurdle. Harry ,you nailed it!

Since I read Shakespeare's first play, I think this genius gave us the best toy as a gift. The greatest toy on the planet for both sexes and all ages is to read one of the incredible, fantastic, extraordinary Shakespeare's plays together with friends. But you are the first people I see to fulfill my old dream. I tried several times to realize this beautiful fantasy come true but, but I was not successful. Congratulations you "have done the deed". This with one of my favorite plays. Very well. Congratulations. I happy for you.

Love these. Thank you for putting these performances together!

I can't get "the abuse of greatness is when it disjoins remorse from power" out of my head. This seems like the theme of many of old Will's works and a lesson we keep having to relearn. Well read once again.

wow, i'm totally. just surfing the internet for some ideas on a project and i found this play on accident and then i found this link. you guys ACTUALLY did the entire play during quarantine?? thats HIGHLY ADMIRABLE! GREAT JOB!

Thanks for this

Constance's speech about grief ("Grief fills the room up of my absent child, Lies in his bed, walks up and down with me...") is so searing and affecting (and well read here) that it is one of my favorite speeches from the plays.

Love it!

Bravo! You engaged me from the very first words. Thank you for you rich understanding of this great play.

Absolute fun!

I agree that this is the best production of this silly play I have ever seen. It managed to bring out all the finest points and smooth out some of the kinks. And being a New Englander, I appreciated "Ganymede's" most excellent disguise (complete with accent). Also nice Cheetos placement.

I enjoyed Suffolk

This is really sweet, thoughtful, and better then any ‘meeting’ lol

Nice

Am making it here late. But eager. Forgive me. Cheers & blessings from an Irish American living in France.

Awesome work guys! Thanks for the great show :)

Impressive ❤️

Kara Arena makes a wonderful Cressida, full of life at one moment and heartbreaking at another.

Wow. Politics on politics with politics on the side.

catching this late! but yayyyyY! Henry IV part one, my FAVE!! <3

Philippe aka Pip the bastard. loving it people.

Loved the Timon of Athens. Would love to see Henry VIII and some of the other lesser-known works. Really looking forward to all three parts of Henry VI in the next few days.

Another fun outing with some creative homebound stagecraft. Thanks! Why the title? According to Emma Smith's lecture on this play in the "Approaching Shakespeare" series, one explanation for the play being named just 'Cymbeline" is that it hints at the tragic strains of the story, echoing "Hamlet" and "Macbeth." Ironically, she also noted that the play feels like the author was trying to work out or lighten some of the heavier plays of the past (i.e. as one of the actors said, "Is this the 'funny' Lear?" and another said, "Maybe he was trying to make over Othello with a happy ending.")

As noted, this is a notorious "problem play," in part because the ending is so ambiguous (should we be happy? Is this the right result for Isabella? etc.). This performance steered the play in a more positive direction but that, to me, gets away from its spirit. My favorite character continues to be the bold and fearless Barnadine ("No, I'm not up for execution. Forget it"). The cast helped me see that Barnadine is not the only funny part of this somewhat dark comedy.

Well done! I really enjoyed it! So glad Joel sent me the plot plan ahead of time!

Oh God.

It's very hard to find a production of this play. A few years ago when I was reading my way through them and then watching performances, I had to give up on this one. I know it's a notorious mess, but the company here makes sense of it in the commentary by noting that it can be read as a fairy tale. My first impression was that it would make a great "Dynamation" feature (if they still made these).