I put this all the way on top of the MW to highlight that it's ready for PL. Any volunteers for who it is PD ? I cannot PL it myself since it's not PD for me. If someone is interested, please make a note here, so the work won't get done double.
brilliant, Alan you're so overdoing the play here, it's really tickling the laugh-nerves. And the ending line, where the great stoic Hamlet we all came to know from Shakespeare is transforming into a snivveling whimp is simply deliciously hilarious. This is an excellent performance, thanks ! All PL ok as well. I see we're all hamming up this play.
brilliant, Alan you're so overdoing the play here, it's really tickling the laugh-nerves. And the ending line, where the great stoic Hamlet we all came to know from Shakespeare is transforming into a snivveling whimp is simply deliciously hilarious. This is an excellent performance, thanks ! All PL ok as well. I see we're all hamming up this play.
Sonia
Thanks Sonia. As this is obviously not going to be the profound Hamlet of Shakespeare I thought a bit of HAM was the best option!
Alan the sixth age shifts into the slippered pantaloon with spectacles on nose
bhavya wrote: ↑May 28th, 2019, 9:43 pm
The bride and the two young men are all PL OK
super, updating MW. Now looking forward to hearing the entire play ...oh no, wait, we still need some corrections from TJ
and Todd: here is my Queen Gertrude, all 4 minutes worth of her. My favourite sentence was "he's going to soliloquize ! prevent this by any means !" I love a good spoof
Kitty wrote: ↑May 29th, 2019, 4:31 am
and Todd: here is my Queen Gertrude, all 4 minutes worth of her. My favourite sentence was "he's going to soliloquize ! prevent this by any means !" I love a good spoof
benderca wrote: ↑May 29th, 2019, 6:23 amOoops, sorry. I'm not used to having to do corrections. I'm a method actor...
do method actors never do corrections ? well, thanks for showing up at the exact right time ! Now the play can get assembled
And David: here is a first file for you to PL I loved being Mrs Templeton. Got me to be bossing everyone around and telling them to shut up I hope the performance is to your liking.
you're so overdoing the play here, it's really tickling the laugh-nerves. And the ending line, where the great stoic Hamlet we all came to know from Shakespeare is transforming into a snivveling whimp is simply deliciously hilarious. 
This is an excellent performance, thanks ! All 
