Hamlet Act III

Published: Feb. 21, 2014, 5:28 p.m.

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\\nAct III is really good. In fact, we skimmed over it a bit too fast, and I think we\'re going to have to have an episode about the monologues at some point. The monologues are so important, and have so much content, they certainly justify it.
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\\nFor more info about how the audience sat on chairs on the stage in Shakespeare\'s time (and other details about the audience and the stage): http://www.folger.edu/template.cfm?cid=1434 http://www.shakespeare-online.com/essays/shakespeareaudience.html
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\\nChoice Conversations interviewed us:  choiceconversations.libsyn.com
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\\nI asked the director of Hamlet: The Series for a more detailed description of the project, and here it is:
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\\n"Hamlet: The Series is an \\nadaptation of the play into a six-episode web series in the original \\nlanguage, but with modern dress and an abstract modern\\n setting.
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\\n-Episodes\\n are divided so that each takes place over about a one-day period, so \\nthat the audience can feel how each scene connects to the next. The \\namount of time between episodes however is left uncertain, as in the \\nplay itself.
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\\n-The\\n early and late episodes follow the Quarto act breaks, but the middle \\nones do not, because the breaks didn\'t match up to where I felt the days\\n began & ended.
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\\n-Several roles have been switched male-to-female, both to give it a more modern feel and to point out how some of\\n the themes still play in the modern world.
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\\nThe main website is hamletseries.com.\\n There\'s also a Hamlet: The Series group on Facebook that people can \\n"Like". It will be available free on Youtube, for rental or digital \\npurchase on Amazon Instant Video, and for DVD-purchase on Amazon.  Episodes 1 - 3 should be available by about the time your Podcast goes live, the last three sometime in the Spring of this year."
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