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Cecilia was James Earl Jones's wife!

Did she die? As mentioned owes go 12:38 ☕🍕

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Susan Kelechi Watson played Beth in "This is Us," Phylicia Rashad played Clair Huxtable in "The Cosby Show" and is now the dean at Howard University's College of Fine Arts-- the team of artists here is something special! I wish I could have seen this run of "A Raisin in the Sun."

Funny how his name rhymes with Sharon Stone

Awesome documentary. Now, I feel a need to go re-read the play.

I wish I could find the letter to her mother that they quote at the beginning. If anyone knows where I can find that drop a link please! :) TIA

Ja MOIN MEISTER. Grüße an Düwel👀

LOL i’m here for homework bru 😭

mrs.Knapp making me watch this rn

English teachers think I’m watching allat

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have you any more clips from this play please

I couldn't follow because of the music

It is great.🙂

RIP both wonderful actors, (Mrs James Earl Jones) !!!

Yes, from Damn Yankees to Camelot and now Stephen Mark Lucas as Nick Arnstein in the National Touring Company of FUNNY GIRL! Looking forward to seeing the show.

Woke = broke

he is a overrated creep who used anyone possible as a step ladder and then dumped them , typical for his kind of people

Paxton Whitehead, you will be missed.

RIP Paxton Whitehead! You will be missed, and will always be remembered!

So many people here are just loving hearing their own voice without saying much (Mina Hartog) I'd have loved to hear more from Rhea Hirshman who seemed to be snubbed several times. They never circled back to her to her comment/question she wanted to say after the clip they showed.

politics make bad medicine too

His royal blue pantaloons look like pyjama pants!

Glad to see this play is still being produced. But for a broader perspective read Imani Perry’s book, Looking for Lorraine. She nails all the complicated aspects of Hansberry’s history. If all went into this play. So sad she died so young. 😢

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His plays are very Jewish.

If you in Mrs lentz class it’s ok

Really awesome video, watched through the end. Even though it’s just for English class, I still enjoyed it quite a bit :)

8:00 start tomorrow

Robert Sean Leonard! :)

I wish this had closed captions

This still doesn’t tell me what farce is but it’s a we but funny!!

Looks like the knights are having a flower fight (instead of a food fight). While I'd like to say that it's nice that they're having fun, what I actually think is that they look like a bunch of either high school boys or college boys clowning around in the modern time period, except that they're presumably grown men. I have seen high school productions on KZbin that were more mature than this and had more knightly behavior than this. Not that knights are always perfect or anything but these guys don't seem like they even are knights, I'm just assuming that they must be because of what play it is. This scene shouldn't be played too seriously but it shouldn't be played too facetiously either. I'm sure this was probably an interesting production but certain parts of it would not be to everyone's taste and would even be probably more likely to please someone who hated all of the traditional versions.

Julie Andrews, Vanessa Redgrave and Meg Bussert are the three most lovable Guineveres I've ever seen, so far (all of them on TV and/or KZbin). I think there are many more good ones out there but of course I have not seen every possible one.

I like the way she sings but I don't like the way she says "lusty" because she sounds like she thinks it means "lustful" or "sexy" or "sexual" and that is not what the word actually means. This is now the third ad I've seen for this production. I liked her better in the first ad I saw. I thought it was nice that they had a dark-skinned Guinevere but to be honest I'd like her better if she played the role a bit differently. She's far from being one of the best I've seen (granted that I've only seen her in it for a few minutes though). In this video I do like that she's at least having fun with the piece.

This particular ad...somehow makes it look as though he were *the only* star of the show. (This is the Lancelot version. This play is about Lancelot, he comes from Joyous Gard in France to serve at the Table Round...etc.) And why on earth did they need to have him kneel just at the exact moment when the song says "Here I stand"? @___@ Other than that, it's kinda cute. Actually though they *did* manage to convey through their ad that it was presumably a good *production* with just slightly weird *advertising*. A for effort. A- because of weird things in the ad (and I've already mentioned which ones).

Their Arthur and Guinevere are cute together. 😍 ❤💙💜💖

Their Black Guinevere is really beautiful. 😍 I bet they were all really good. 😍

Love this! I'm working on designs for the production at my local theater, and I was wondering how you do the 2 different grate looks for the Bodega? I'm assuming there are 2 separate roll up doors? Do they get swapped out or are they both installed on top of each other?

Who else is here because their English teacher made them watch this

Phenomenal piece. Thank you for posting.

amazing!

This is college

Very good 👍

I had to write a summery of this