Shakespeare Is Meant to Be Read ALOUD: The Tempest

[annabodhi38]

Dude... I really liked this. Thank you!

[tatboi1]

Read aloud, yes - but GOD, not in an American accent. Ghastly, doleful, calamitous........

[greenkylepeppers123]

can i give you a suckie suckie

[starlightcheese]

. . . I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE NEXT ONE USING PROPS!

haha.

[peetree2k6]

You're doing a good thing.

[genmaximus110]

Cool idea. A suggestion, if I may: scroll the "lyrics" on the screen as you speak or add them to the descrpition box.

But it's possible this view hasn't gotten my full attention, because I just woke up after working third shift and I only had 2 1/2 hours of sleep and now I've got to go to my other job. But, with Shakespeare's dialogue, it's probably a good idea, ...probably.

Sorry for the rant.

[normanthepig]

Good idea.  I added it.

[genmaximus110]

Thank you for adding those. I've watched it a few more times. I like your interpretation of reading it aloud; it was very passionate and well-paced. Your use of dynamics really boosted the enchantment of the piece.

[normanthepig]

Glad you like it. I generally think I'm terrible at acting or reading shakespeare, so it's nice to hear I did not totally butcher it.

[genmaximus110]

Let me put it this way, and I mean it as a compliment: I'm really not into Shakespeare, or shall I say I find it hard to get into his work, yet the way you read it made me interested in hearing it.