Tag: shakespeare
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Once More, Adieu [Shakespeare For You]
Valentine bids farewell, contemplating his father’s expectations and possible reasons for his lingering, as he departs for his voyage in “Two Gentlemen of Verona.”
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More Than Over-Shoes In Love [Shakespeare For You]
Proteus, from ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona,’ humorously admits he’s head over heels in love. His acting requires distinct contrast with Valentine’s character, showcasing deep understanding of iambic pentameter.
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Shallow Story of Deep Love [Shakespeare For You]
Valentine from “Two Gentlemen of Verona” alludes to the tragic myth of Leander, who drowned crossing the Hellespont for his secret love, Hero—a frequent Shakespearean reference.
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Wilt Thou Be Gone? [Shakespeare For You]
Proteus’s line from “Two Gentlemen of Verona” can be delivered with various emotions. Whether sad, indifferent, fed up, or loving, the actor’s tone transforms the meaning, just as Juliet’s does in her iconic scene.
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Where Having Nothing [Shakespeare For You]
🎭 Where having nothing, nothing can be lose. — Earl of Warrick, Henry VI 3-3 [ACTING TIPS] Be sincere. Believe in what you say. === If you like my cast, LIKE, SHARE, FOLLOW, and SUBSCRIBE! And remember me as your actor/director.
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Mend Your Speech [Shakespeare For You]
🎭 Mend your speech a little, Lest it may mar your fortunes. — King Lear, King Lear 1-1 [ACTING TIPS] You may act as a strict angry father, threatening his daughter. You may act as a tender kind father, giving a life-hack tip to his daughter. Try many things. Never let the fixed prototype of…
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We Wound Our Modesty [Shakespeare For You]
🎭 We wound our modesty and make foul the clearness of our deservings,When of ourselves we publish them. — Steward, All’s Well That Ends Well 1-3 When you praise or boast of your own past good deeds, that will harm you. You would be recognised as not modest, and people would doubt if those good…
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For Orpheus’ lute was strung with poets’ sinews [Shakespeare For You]
Music is the key for love. But somebody uses it as a plot. Ask Proteus. BLOG with acting tips.
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And All The Gods Go With You [Shakespeare For You]
How do you send your love to the war? Cleopatra thus. in my blog.