We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;

Harry Plantagenet's famous rousing speech. Audio only as I imagine Agincourt is easier to imagine out of darkness than out of an untidy garage. This is about a year old and is to serve, really, as more of a placeholder until I can conjure the gall to record a better recitation. Little did I know I would be performing this in a Shakespeare workshop a few months later. Call it bored college kid fodder. You'll have to imagine shifts in blocking and great cheers from the English army during long pauses. Work, work your thoughts!

*"Chevaliers de Sangreal", Hans Zimmer

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Entertainment

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• saint crispin's day
• speech
• henry v
• act iv scene iii
• shakespeare
• recitation
• spiegelhaus

[Othellolover]

I remember your performance in the workshop! <3 <3 <3 It was AWESOME!

Oooo! You should do the Cassius speech from the argument scene in JC! I loved yours and Alex's scene of that and yours and luke's!

Great Job :D :D :D

[spiegelhaus]

Except for the fact that Richard decided to score the scene with Pachelbel's Canon. Jesus, Mary and Joseph. .__.

Anyway -- thanks, as always.

[alex9419]

You really made me live into it =) Bravo =)

[artj22850]

Very well done! Bravo! I love this part of the play - one of my favorite of the Bard's. I love the Henry plays particularly. Good emotion and pacing...you don't rush the performance, which is good. Sorry now we are not doing Henry V for our Literature group. You would made a great Harry in audio. I would have liked to see your workshop performances.