RSC: Hamlet (1 of 4)
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"I'd keep that dress If I were you!" hahaha
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9:26 . Chapeau.
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"Incest!!" "A couch!!" *smack* BEST line yet!
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i would love to know how much of this is improv'd and how much is rehearsed lol
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"to speak of horrors he comes before me..."
XD
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Best parts. 3:20
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to us 6 class periods to finisn this play. took em six minutes
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Let it not become a couch for INCEEEST!
Incest!
A couch!
*Smack*
Epic win.
1 month ago 2
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"coocoo for cocopuffs! coocoo for cocopuffs!"
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I love this. This is my semester test, I am going to play Adam (the one dude that acts like Ophelia) I hope I can do it justice.
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jo123phoebe 10 months ago 156
lol this is the best way to learn a Shakespeare play
EPICOWN94 9 months ago 90