19 year old actor Craig Bazan performs monologue from William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus.
In the summer of 2007, I filmed Craig Bazan performing a monologue from Hamlet entitled "Hamlet on the Street" ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa-cfEncd6Y ) across the street from his high school in Camden, NJ. The video went on to be featured on the front page of YouTube and on ABC News. Craig Bazan is now a theater major at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA.
Titus Andronicus may be Shakespeare's earliest tragedy; it is believed to have been written sometime between 1584 and the early 1590s. It depicts a Roman general who is engaged in a cycle of revenge with his enemy Tamora, the Queen of the Goths. The play is by far Shakespeare's bloodiest work.
Directed by: Chris Barrett
not bad, you came across as just arrogant/aggressive at the start, but more evil/destructive as the monologue went on.
ravenouscolonelhart 2 weeks ago
Brilliant!
arisztidoltz 2 weeks ago
@tessc007 I think it all depends. Not every unsettling speech has to be just spoken like it was nothing. Sometimes, depending on the actor, the production, the theatre, even the night, whatever is true for the actor is what is performed. I thought he found a lot of passion, and he found it by getting loud. I was intrigued. I know it was just a suggestion...I`m not dumping on you.
Ketchupclaw 2 weeks ago
I liked it a lot. I thought you built the tension in the right place, and I thought that you paced your words well.
Number1ricky 2 months ago
Your killing the verse, man.
baibaii 3 months ago
I don't feel it, man. I don't feel depth.
KSmoothSaxG 4 months ago
Good job! They did a great job on dressing him up like the evil moor ... hideous make-up, chills one to the bone I must say!
fenriz218 8 months ago
good job.
outland2442 8 months ago
hey dickhead ever read Jew of Malta ...read the speech of the Jew s speech before his death...coincidence or....p.s. You suck, you plagiaristic showboat!!!!
Kull405 8 months ago
relax, nigger, you're not reciting from the actual play-many lines in the play are not there-BUT EVERY LINE from your verbal diaarhea ARE THE SAME LINE IN THE tAYMLOR FILM VERSION which I adorn. What did you think people or at least a few who type in "wshakespeare" was going to be impressed???????????
Kull405 8 months ago