Shakespeare | Hamlet Act 2 Audiobook (Dramatic Reading)

[@mandiesolo4126]

I must say listening to the book as i read along is much more helpful then me trying to read it on my own. I was able to understand it much better.. Thank-you.

[@ari_thenerd5464]

Mandie Solo same

[@johnkindig]

Mandie Solo same

[@moonknightproductions]

It is a bit different than the Folger edition.

[@angelicamcdonald9936]

That is how I read Shakespeare. I have to hear the different voices to help me analyze the text.

[@smalltownglobalproductions]

Plays were written to be seen not read to oneself.

[@zoeledwards6617]

Who is here because you rather listen to audiobooks than reading it yourself? This audiobook is really well done and voice acting is top notch. Props to everyone involved and uploder as well.

[@alannahferris4499]

Act 2 Scene 2 6:28

[@calebbrown9171]

thx

[@liamward7265]

Thx

[@anniemclaren86]

thanks

[@huhwhat7084]

Thnx!!!!

[@khadijaelkhalfi462]

Oh good job, thanks!

[@jennivee5621]

Thank you so much for doing this. I really appreciate it. Hamlet speech at the end of the second scene was very well read.

[@beep6621]

18:59- rosencrantz, guildenstern, and hamlet convo

[@herro7887]

Act 2: 6:28
There are only 2 acts

[@OuroborosChoked]

I have no idea why people are praising the person reading Hamlet's part. He sounds like a teenager bored with the material just droning through his lines.
Of this cast, Polonius is far better.

[@andrewreynolds7920]

to be fair, hamlet is a lot like a teenager bored with the material he's been given

[@ev6564]

@@andrewreynolds7920 And isn't Hamlet actually around the age of a teenager?

[@andrewreynolds7920]

@@ev6564 he's actually canonically around 30 in the play

[@ev6564]

@@andrewreynolds7920 Oh ok thanks for answering me. I heard in class that he might be around the late teen years in age but it was just speculation.

[@cg-dg8549]

@@ev6564 you using class as an evidence for your claim

[@hannah.m.n.4155]

I need to know who the reader of Hamlet's parts are. I could listen to him everyday

[@awsamaq9108]

SAAAAAAME OMG

[@michaelbray4439]

I have an English test on all of Hamlet tomorrow and have not even opened the book wish me luck.

[@boynechen7816]

What’d you get?

[@AKFakuade]

nah you must have been screwed. how'd you do?

[@lovlypops7787]

i have to write about act 2 :')))

[@HD-hh7db]

30:46 - "What speech, my lord?" "I heard thee speak me a speech once..."

[@AnailaDrahcir]

Thx I was looking for this 😭😂👍🏾

[@jacx3319]

For those looking for hamlets monologue 36:30

[@khadijaelkhalfi462]

How i like these types of voices!

[@abbies.158]

Is it just me or does Polonius sound like the narrator from Stanley Parable?

[@andrewsantamonica6025]

HAHAHA It's probably his older brother

[@gracefully_falling]

Did hamlet just say call someone a strumpet

[@alit7181]

This is perfect. Thank you 😊

[@Roll_dice2]

My bookmark (16:00) Hamlet enters, Line 169 to end of scene.

[@hopemosher7110]

“Now I am alone” speech pg 117 (line 577) 36:30

[@umumumumumumumumumumumumum]

Why does Hamlet kind of speak like Critical, but with a higher pitch

[@NoProSkills]

I have a copy of the 1974 riverside Shakespeare. Why is it different?

[@sky-sx5gt]

i have the updated folger version of this book and im kinda confused. is there different versions of hamlet??

[@kailey_marler]

Yep

[@martinezoriendo7233]

I would appreciate it if you put more emotion when speaking :(

[@karolkrystal9378]

I like the players voice

[@dgsalcedo]

15:48 line 182 (personal bookmark)

[@chaz8288]

Bookmark: page 76 top 20:43

[@ginakirk8592]

26:28 continue pg 105 line 375

[@winter4505]

My book mark (16:00)

[@carolyncanales9775]

Scene 2: 6:30

[@tahura6017]

4:36 Ophelia

[@nikolasloke2727]

13:44 (bookmark for myself)

[@tristanhall4771]

act 2 scene 2, line 300 - 21:51

[@Miss_christie1217]

Can someone tell me the timeline for scene 2

[@liv5776]

24:31

[@urvashisharma2020]

Nice

[@patrickapap9813]

Act two scene 1 1:57

[@Tertirel]

39:38 I have heard

[@Tertirel]

39:51

[@Tertirel]

40:10

[@Tertirel]

40:17

[@jamiel2387]

4:04 - enter ophelia

[@haileegonzales7343]

The voice of hamlet is horrible and unbearably slow

[@JacobCollins123]

this comment is horrible and unbearably dull

[@seanalcorn840]

PG. 110 Hamlet top 17:20

[@leilacx1088]

ILYSM THX THIS IS WHERE I WAS OOF

[@Angora69100]

Why are rosencrantz and guildenstern voiced by females? I'm all for equality, but its just distracting knowing they are supposed to be male -_-

[@Alyssa-sc1tq]

24:10

[@liv5776]

6:22

[@prosperotempest8606]

Polonius is pretty good. Hamlet is pretty bad. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are a joke, but then I suppose they were meant to be.

[@lolaschcolnik7038]

Act 2 SCENE 2 6.28

[@liammclaughlin9426]

What about Baconlet?

[@haileythomas1563]

29.13

[@_seejane_]

Is it just me or does the voice for Hamlet sound kinda 😳😳

[@juan5216]

Weirdo

[@Rea.M]

which english levol is this one😂

[@siromnoms]

The voice acting is bland and terrible

[@ryonkemp5980]

its better then nothing, ill tell you that. like some of them are pretty good.

[@alexandranelms144]

Poo

[@davidmears2728]

Other than hamlet the voice acting is terrible

[@xmaseveeve5259]

Oh no. Please do not cast the wrong genders. Spoiled by this.

[@gudetademe]

19:16

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[@linzstar]

13:34

[@phoebewiseman5647]

38:23

[@Ikramabukar]

16:00

[@jamiel2387]

6:27

[@alejandrolaguna8394]

19:42

[@aleks-hw8oq]

22:47

[@samhassak4326]

36:30

[@samanthakasupe5649]

15:10

[@zorromaxwell]

22:45

[@esther-u5g3l]

10:53

[@lonelyartist1403]

36:27

[@natd9974]

32:55

[@jasmeens8427]

21:04