Is Beatrice in love? | Much Ado About Nothing | Broadway's Best | Great Performances on PBS

Beatrice is sick and Margaret suggests the plant "carduus benedictus" to remedy her illness before Hero's wedding.
Credit: Margaret Odette, Tiffany Denise Hobbs, Olivia Washington, and Danielle Brooks in the Free Shakespeare in the Park production of Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Kenny Leon at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park May 21-June 23, 2019. Photo by Joseph Sinnott.
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[@jeanneg1628]

there’s a suggestion that the modern american accent is most similar to how the english accent would have sounded in shakespeare’s time. and it makes sense! the dialogue flows so smoothly here far more than any english production i’ve seen

[@JeffersonGray]

Such a fine performance. I just saw it on PBS 4, hoping to find more of it to send to friends.