"O, for a Muse of fire" Opening speech from Henry V performed by Emily Carding

[@AestheticOfTheImage]

I think this is very good indeed - almost too good. I was transfixed in places.

[@emilycardingactor]

Thank you so much 💜🙏💜

[@williammartin2593]

Emily is THAT good. Never heard such a pleasant and welcoming interpretation of this speech. A touch of a feminine welcome to the audience.

[@williammartin2593]

Is that a Peaky Blinders haircut?

[@emilycardingactor]

Not on purpose!

[@williammartin2593]

You set the fashion. Like Hamlet.

[@CatEnthusiast-gr3cv]

Steve Harvey is better.

[@emilycardingactor]

Well, good for him! I'm sure plenty of people are 🤣

[@LiteratureTodayUK]

That seems to me an unpleasant thing to say (if not somewhat stupid...) - patently this version of the speech is not the one proffered by Steve Harvey - so why even mention it? This is a reading and performance by someone called Emily Carding. (Your remark is what is known as 'an error of taste' - to quote Oscar Wilde.)