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1:03 Act 1 40:02 Act 2 1:22:44 Act 3 2:04:57 Act 4 2:19:38 Act 5

This is well acted ...the dialogue is delivered clearly and naturally... Thank you!

The actor playing Feste was in the Globe production of Much Ado about Nothing with the all male cast in 2012 he played Boracchio, so yes they are all professional actors.

There are many wonderful things about this production but the ever present background music which often covers the dialogue is not one them.

Awesome acting. They must be professionals. If it wasnt modern it would be the best rendition on here

1:43:45 ... and some have greatness thrust upon them.

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DIAMOND in the rough! This is SO good!

Everyone was so good but Anthony Bunsee (Malvolio) really stole the show for me. I love how straight he plays the character. It really sells the comedy, tragedy and class of the character. I would love to see more of him and I'm actually interested in seeing Malvolio get his revenge.

the captions are quite misaligned with the audio. how to adjust or correct this discrepancy?

Terrific--TY!

I loved this, perfect in every detail, right down to the panting priest! Thank you!

I'm full of admiration for this production. I'm new to the play, know only Trevor Nunn's beautiful film, and was looking for a performance of the complete text. KZbin (bless it) abounds with versions that play it as a broad comedy, like The Merry Wives of Windsor, or are stilted classics from 50 years ago. But this is different. In the second scene a person, possibly African, washed up on a northern shore, asks what I took to be a first responder, “What country, friends, is this?” Instead of drifting into romantic fantasy, we are right in the here and now. There’s nothing “amateur” about this production. And the cast is an absolute delight. The actors make the roles their own; and lines I had not noticed shine. The woman who plays Viola/Sebastian, though she acts in a way I am not accustomed to, I think I would clap loudest for. She weighs her words, has very clear diction, doesn't break up her lines to weep, and in her sobriety is an interesting foil to the others, who become increasingly comical and giddy. Watching this made me really happy and, as an English expat, proud.

Wow! This is great! I love Twelfth Night. I must have watched over a dozen versions, on film and live. The interview between Viola and Olivia is one of my favourite scenes. You played it so well. I also love the fact that you are keeping to the original text and not cutting it up and skipping bits. It is so disappointing that there are so few views and likes. It deserves so much more.

Students should be pausing at every scene's end and pay attention to questions arising here.

Faithful to the original text with some talented acting. The modern setting and comedic/romantic playfulness was also handled nicely :)

On mute this looks like a porn at first.

Okay, but why are the captions are so slow 🐌 😢

This video the the pt 1 saved me alot in my presentation.. thanks alot guys

Nice video

🤣at Cesario driving off in a car

sheila atim looks like samuel L jackson

You guys are doing a great job. I've never found a content like this on KZbin before. Became a huge fan of everyone of you . Are you guys on Insta.

Where can I watch the full episode ?

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pleasantly surprised to see dear sebastian acting so well, the dude really nailed it <3

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What a vid🙌🏿

4:42 wtf just happened. Thought she was being possesed or sum

Love it

I love the dialogue between Maria and Sir Andrew which follows the 'accost' misunderstanding. Shame there wasn't time for it.

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Thank you for these. I'm learning this play!

Lost contact with the great si nagra 18 years ago !!! Would love to reconnect but can’t find him anywhere on social media ..Skippy from Lancaster

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Who else is here from trinity 😂

Bravo

I watched this version on Amazon Prime recently and LOVED it. I'm a bit of a fanatic about this play.

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Thank you for these. I'm teaching this play. These are very helpful. I didn't quite know what to do with 3.1. Until now.

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