Akiva Fox takes you through Shakespeare's plays, word by word. A read-along podcast for students, readers, and performers.

Durham, NC
Joined November 2013
Clear Shakespeare retweeted
my dad keeps ranting about how colleges can’t teach shakespeare and milton anymore because of woke and nothing will convince him that’s not true, not even the fact that i teach shakespeare and milton at a college
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Shakespeare used trochaic tetrameter to indicate supernatural characters, like fairies or witches. And, of course, so does the Llama Llama series.
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One problem with most productions of Waiting For Godot is that they don't cast the leads as a comedy team. Laurel and Hardy were a big influence! Straight man/goofy guy, Tall skinny guy/short fat guy. Instead, Vladimir and Estragon are usually too similar.
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If you only know Maggie Smith from her famous late roles, you're missing out on one of the greatest ever classical performers. At the National in the 60s and Stratford Festival in the 70s, she was a titan. What a stunning career. youtube.com/watch?v=quFW4JPk…
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F. Murray Abraham was apparently an amazing Cyrano in 1980, and I wish more actors with actual big noses got to play that part.
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Everyone knows James Earl Jones from Darth Vader and Mufasa and CNN. But in the 60s and 70s, he staked out a real claim as the great American Shakespeare actor. Othello, Lear, Claudius, Oberon and more. The voice was unforgettable, but he was so much more.
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Excellent meet-cute: they met on a production of Hamlet.
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A friend of mine went to Mankato West High School in the early 2000s. You will be pleased to hear that Tim Walz built their Twelfth Night set.
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First academic to use "Old and quite weird?" as the title of their paper on the witches in Macbeth is the winner.
Latest Harris campaign email: "Trump is old and quite weird?" 😂
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A weird thing is that Shakespeare famously described Margaret of Anjou as the "she-wolf of France," and then Thomas Gray lifted that title for a poem in 1757 to describe Edward II's Queen Isabella. So now she just gets to be the She-Wolf of France? The position is taken!
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Too bad for Charles I he didn't have a John Roberts.
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This also doubles as an Othello preview
Denzel Washington in GLADIATOR 2
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This is all correct.
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The technical term for a nonsense refrain (like "hey nonny nonny") is...a dildo.
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Excellent news for Andrew Scott/Shakespeare fans: The recording of Scott’s Hamlet (AKA Hamdrew Scottlet) @AlmeidaTheatre is now streaming free worldwide & legally! youtu.be/SXf95uwbKQE?si=B_Up…
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Ayo Edebiri / Rachel Sennott Twelfth Night. Make it happen.
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