Production Diary 3 | Richard II | Royal Shakespeare Company

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • Historian Helen Castor visits Westminster Hall, one of the last surviving parts of the Palace of Westminster, with the cast and creatives of Richard II. She explains how Richard II transformed Westminster Hall, and talks about we can understand Richard the man, and Shakespeare's vision of him.

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  • @theRSC
    @theRSC  11 лет назад +13

    *The next Richard II production diary is now online - the cast and creatives visit Westminster Hall*
    Medieval historian Helen Castor explains how Richard transformed Westminster Hall, and talks about we can understand Richard the man, and Shakespeare's vision of him.

  • @harringtonday5319
    @harringtonday5319 4 месяца назад

    Amazing! - I'm learning/rehearsing a monologue from Richard II (ACT III
    SCENE II) - these diaries are so informative and inspiring! - I really want to visit the Westminster Hall now. Every time a delve back into Shakespeare I'm reminded what a genius scholar and poet he was.

  • @hedda1234
    @hedda1234 11 лет назад +2

    These video diaries are the best. Thank you so much for making them, they really make my days!

  • @heathercampbellfurtekslutz8281
    @heathercampbellfurtekslutz8281 11 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much for doing these. I am enjoying them a lot.

  • @ThePirateWoman
    @ThePirateWoman 11 лет назад +1

    Can't wait to see it! I'm coming all the way from Poland just to see this play live :)

  • @NicholasWingComposer
    @NicholasWingComposer 8 лет назад +1

    Well said, and well done. The RSC's stirring production of Shakespeare's Richard II was suspenseful, engaging and heart-wrenching from the start. This historical overview was even more meaningful after having seen the play, and I was also reminded of the story of Naboth's Vineyard in 1 Kings 21.

  • @MLD.Ltd.
    @MLD.Ltd. 9 лет назад +1

    the historian also has a documentary called She-wolf, right? about English queens

  • @elizabethwilson6872
    @elizabethwilson6872 5 лет назад

    This sort of thing made the RSC so near and dear to my heart. I love this so much.
    Please don’t go off the PC deep end; I’m genuinely concerned. We don’t want to see the RSC change history. That’s just not your role. Please produce the Shakespearean plays the way they were written. His beautiful work doesn’t need any modern help. Thank you.

  • @vmdraco
    @vmdraco 11 лет назад +1

    My reaction:
    Okay... okay, starting off good, three-century old building--DAVID 0:30
    All righty, medieval history... became king at 10... lots of peopl-- DAVID 1:30
    Blah blah blah blah DAVIIIIIIIIID 4:25