WHAT I LIKED MOST about HAMLET 2018, from SHAKESPEARE'S GLOBE
Shakespeare’s Globe Theater in London, a recreation of the Globe Theater in which Shakespeare’s acting company originally performed, is making plays available to watch for free, for two weeks each, during the COVID-19 crisis (as mentioned in last week's post). The first play they’ve made available is a recording of their 2018 production of Hamlet , free from April 6 - April 29. You can view a PDF with program information about the cast and production here . https://cdn.shakespearesglobe.com/uploads/2020/04/Hamlet-programme-for-digital-release.pdf You can view the play itself here by way of the ShakespearesGlobe.com website . This will also take you to a variety of options to "READ / LISTEN / WATCH," (worth exploring), but also takes you to the play on YouTube . Other plays will follow, two weeks per run, also free. The programme includes many insightful bits, including the fact that the rehearsals for the play were open to the public. What a wonderful way to give ...