Much Ado About Nothing - David Tennant | 'What my dear Lady disdain' | Digital Theatre+

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Much Ado About Nothing - David Tennant - watch the full production here on Digital Theatre+: po.st/YmOzdK
In Much Ado About Nothing, Beatrice and Benedick are adamant in their mutual dislike, while Claudio and Hero are deep in love, and the two stories take an unexpected course. This production was captured by Digital Theatre live at London’s Wydham's Theatre and starred David Tennant and Catherine Tate. Watch a clip from the scene, 'What my dear Lady disdain' .
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[@happyfellowship4291]

You haven't lived until you've watched David Tennant and Catherine Tate go at each other's throats whilst existing in the 80s

[@Dotmw]

It should be illegal for two actors to have this much chemistry

[@cassidy5238]

WOT ME DEAR LADY DISTAIN ARE YOU YET LIVIN'

[@moveslikemacca]

every time i hear the audience laugh my heart does a little jump. like, this is what it's all about

[@mandymk6862]

David's delivery is flawless!

[@CantStayAway]

I love Catherine and David when they perform together (even when they're in the same Ducktales episodes it's awesome

[@Xieda]

They're in a Ducktales episode together?! 😲 *off to investigate*

[@sarahbeardsley]

I have a mild addiction to this specific adaptation

[@annieinwonderland]

Late to the party but I do as well.

[@jennahn5606]

David and Catherine are amazing!

[@michellewarns2778]

David Tennant... wearing.... a Naval Officer uniform;........ can this get any better?

[@annmitchell4663]

Only if he took it off...😁

[@scofieldvictoria]

David Tennant in a leather jacket 😍

[@HBoyle]

Skip to Act 4, Scene 1 😳😳😳

[@Nargon46]

David Tennant in a brown and blue pinstripe suit with a double breasted brown duster and white and red converse 👀

[@parinikasharma317]

AND AVIATORS!

[@riverbedflower7498]

Watching Much Ado About Nothing in Miami is so frustrating. I went to see a production the other day, and the actors were so disrespectful to the audience’s intelligence. They flew over all the subtle jokes and the not so subtle jokes, and over played whatever sex joke there was like “Oh yeah, they’re dumb. They’ll only get the sex jokes”. When Benedick says "the world must be peopled", the actor, I kid you not, stood on the edge of the stage, took off his hat and humped it like he was penetrating it. And the worse part is that people laughed at that, and were just dead silent in scenes like this. So, I guess they were right in thinking they would only get the sex jokes. I just... I can’t. There’s nothing like London theatre.

[@literarylady1125]

That's disappointing.

[@Liface]

Bruh you went to see theater in Miami wut u expect 😅

[@willlowsage9603]

I simply cannot get this scene out of my head

[@tanyavyas596]

Ay this is the most fun I've ever had with Shakespeare

[@melissawright1979]

This makes me look at Catherine Tate in a different light. She is a true actress x

[@freakbitch93]

I LOVE THIS SECENE

[@inxj5915]

Did anyone come here for David Tennant?

[@drummergirl2319]

Close your eyes and it's like some weird Scrooge McDuck and Magica DeSpell fanfic come to life. XD

[@impala2215]

Does anyone know where I could find subtitles for this version of the play ? I would love to be able to follow along by adding them to my full version, but I've searched around a bit and can't seem to find anything... If anyone has any insight I'm all ears x) Oh and enjoy the play, it's great !!

[@elsagreen1476]

I had trouble as well, so I watched on my laptop while keeping an eye on the text on my phone. It got me through!

[@ruthalber6236]

I watched enough soaps to know that that signor Benedict and Beatrice is a Melton a full career I know you love each other I could see it when you look at each other the more you protest that you don't the more I know you do

[@snides712]

Where can I watch this whole thing??

[@impala2215]

it's all on youtube !or if you look around a bit it's easy to find full versions streaming :)

[@diddymuck]

didn't know cath smoked.

[@michellewarns2778]

diddymuck You do know those are fake cigarettes, right?

[@iristhai5969]

I thought i saw smoke

[@jrcarter9175]

Those are probably herbal cigarettes.

[@Bcsmith333]

You know this is a play, right?

[@ruthalber6169]

Dear lady Beatrice Catherine Tate he said nobody mocks you but yet you just did so obviously fact with a lot of Bolt

[@carlycchapman]

It's "Nobody marks you," it only sounds like the word 'mocks' because of the accent

[@ruthalber6169]

No offense to Shakespeare already figured out that benedick and Beatrice are into each other from act 1 scene 1 stage 1 not hard at all give me something harder than this can you still need to get my teeth into she want even Russell with and no I don't mean pick that you're it out

[@CatherineCane]

he died in the 1616 mate i don't think he's able to change it

[@markorollo.]

Is it just me or does Catherine's acting bovver...I mean, bother anyone else a bit? She's good but I feel like it's a bit like the 'arm outstretched to the audience" projecting ott type of Shakespearean acting, I prefer when it's done more naturally.

[@harriet2501]

I know she's a good actor - I've seen her in several things and she was admirable - but Beatrice is not 'her' role IMO. I thought she too often overplayed it to the point of coarseness [shades even of Nan!] and was at times too competitive with Tennant, losing the power of the subtlety that is in many of the scenes, despite the barbs. On the other hand, Tennant was superb as Benedict - he was born to play that role! - but I wish he had had a more skilful Shakesperean actor as his Beatrice. However, that the two of them adored working together and were having a lot of fun with the play was obvious and delightful to see.

[@CalLadyQED]

She's very good in other things. She's mediocre here. It's too bad. Tennant is superb in this.

[@CatherineCane]

she's amazing in the emotional scene after hero is wronged! but this scene isn't my favourite of hers Catherine Tate is a really good tragic actress which is so fascinating given that she's mostly known for comedy lol

[@markorollo.]

@@CatherineCane ive been rewatching doctor who on iplayer, recently got to the episode where she gets her memory wiped by him to forget about him, (oops spoilers). that was good acting, her reaction when he was about to do it felt just like it would be, not over played or anything, but here is just ott.

[@ruthalber6169]

I'm actually seeing this play a couple times do we understand any of the Shake Yourself no do I get the slapstick comedy did I believe for one second that the character Beatrice and the character Benedict we're not into each other but I am in a very good company her cousin didn't believe it her uncle didn't believe it and his friend didn't believe it so you might as well get that box in a ring to put it in because you're protesting is just pitiful yeah you might as well just marry Beatrice because we all know you're in the world every one of us the cast and crew of the character knows it list and figured it out I don't I'm not stupid I have a brain I have a heart and I do have ears and the underlined that you're not saying you more than like her yeah your poor heart is befuddled in love with that girl and you be at rest is befuddled with that guy and short you both love each other even Shakespeare would have said it best you are Bell full of s*** except for he would have said that were full of it

[@travisjohnson6676]

Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson were MUCH better

[@kaciecouch2150]

Branagh’s adaptation is too perfect to compete with. My only qualm was with Keanu Reeves, who I don’t think had the experience in interpreting classical theatre to fully play the villain. He was fine, but I think his performance was similar to Tate’s here: clearly playing what they imagine “Shakespeare” to be rather than playing the character.