Othello - The Complete Shakespeare - SN Audiobooks - High-Res - 4K

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[@azzimonkey]

I usually never write comments, but this is so nicely done with so much love. I need to read Othello for school, this makes it more enjoyable. Really thank you

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

That's great to hear! - Many thanks for sharing your insights. Cheers!

[@changelingArts]

God bless this, a million times more comprehensible than the libravox recording!!!

[@nyx9168]

truth!

[@esow4742]

why is the libravox one so bad 😭😭 i tried listening and it was a struggle

[@jnonoah4a]

theirs suck so bad

[@arielastengo9047]

opened that first and closed it so quickly

[@hx1487]

Librivox is horrible

[@erisstewart4236]

Timestamps for each act and scene: Act 1, Scene 1- 0:00:00 Act 1, Scene 2- 0:09:37 Act 1, Scene 3- 0:14:31 Act 2, Scene 1- 0:36:17 Act 2, Scene 2- 0:52:08 Act 2, Scene 3- 0:53:01 Act 3, Scene 1- 1:13:41 Act 3, Scene 2- 1:16:49 Act 3, Scene 3- 1:17:13 Act 3, Scene 4- 1:44:17 Act 4, Scene 1- 1:54:36 Act 4, Scene 2- 2:08:55 Act 4, Scene 3- 2:22:32 Act 5, Scene 1- 2:29:14 Act 5, Scene 2- 2:36:23 Credits- 2:58:33

[@swsgrl]

thank you!

[@BingBong-qe1pt]

you are my hero

[@_curiouscat]

bless ur soul

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

Special Thanks to Eris Stewart - Timeline chapters contribution. Shakespeare Network - KZbin Team

[@zaman.tanisha]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@NickKarm]

These performances are incredible! Awesome audiobook, thank you!

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

You're very welcome! Cheers!

[@BackyardFullOfPigs]

This is the best shakespeare reading I’ve ever heard

[@SP-qi8ur]

What do you like most?

[@kennethwayne6857]

@@SP-qi8ur What I like best about this series is that every role is cast with actors who are highly trained and experienced in Shakespeare and all are directed by the very knowledgeable Clive Brill. Yes, I've heard every one of them over the course of several years. Love the music too!

[@anura_games]

Awesome reading! Motivated me to read and annotate Othello in one day. Thank you so much

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

You're so welcome! Cheers!

[@greenbeancasserole2937]

Thank you!! Hehe I listen to this during work so I can get my reading for class out of the way. I really struggle with reading so this helps so much!!

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

That's great to hear! - Many thanks for sharing your insights. Cheers!

[@stardustkai]

This was excellent

[@malaak8658]

This is my first time ever liking the play! I can see the characters and the scenes in my head! Excellent work! Amazing!!!

[@Peace873]

I had to read this for a class and my gods it was so good! This recording made it so much more comprehensive than reading it on my own or any other reading here on yt. It was so engaging!

[@ouaispasmal]

THIS IS SO GOOD! especially emilia at the end?? woww i physically felt her anguish and anger. also at 2:53:30.. i never expected iago to laugh, and it made him so sinister and non-human. amazing cast!!

[@darthTwin6]

Very well done! The tone made this old english much easier to understand for me. The voice actors all did a stellar job!

[@BruceWayne-1939]

The English of William Shakeseare is not Old English. The English of William Shakespeare is Early Modern English. Beowulf is an examlpe of Old English. Judging from his own grammar and vocabulary from his plays, even William Shakespeare would probably have a difficult time reading the original Beowulf. William Shakespeare likely understood Central Middle English because he based his Troilus and Cressida on the Troilus and Criseyde written by Geoffrey Chaucer, a writer in the Central Middle English period. The only real difference between the English of William Shakespeare and Modern English is the spelling. Most people would probably not comprehend the orginial manuscripts of the plays of William Shakespeare because the spelling of words is quite different from Modern English.

[@StarryNight_Xy]

This is Incredible! I already love the Story of Othello but this bumps it up to a whole nother level!!! Firstly, the reading and voice overs are Great- Secondly I love the little bits of details such as Rodrigo whimpering at 31:51. And thirdly everyone did their part Great! So much support and love for you all!❤

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

Our pleasure! Cheers!

[@m_solidus5778]

This recording is so good! Love the voices, they've done such a nice job portraying the characters.

[@sophie-pr7gn]

This is amazing!! The voice acting is perfect and I love that tone is portrayed. ALSO, I absolutely adore the music parts and sound effects, they are awesome . Thank you so much for this!!

[@Thatoneoveryonder]

The actress for Desdemona singing the Willow song has forever changed my brain chemistry

[@mollydalzell4686]

thank you so much for this !! it really brings the text to life

[@SeerOfTime577]

What an absolutely fantastic production.

[@adrianhenriquez3415]

thank you very much!!!!

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

You're very welcome!

[@ArirangAlone]

Thank you so much I am watching it so that I can read it properly on my book

[@archangelum]

'Upon malicious knavery dost thou come. To start my quiet?' Many Iagos live, abusing foes by lies & schemes. A pox upon them. Great & Sad Production.

[@CrisTina-hs7kl]

Thank you!!!

[@kristentejera7160]

Thank you for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@perfectneglect5770]

This is so good!! Thank you so much

[@bethyberryy]

oh praise ye! I have 1 day to get through this. lord god thank you

[@Cryttanz]

Thanks for this, very well done.

[@b.y.2205]

Amazing reading thank you

[@gustavojc]

Absolutely amazing

[@HarpKoupenov]

Who came here after libribox...

[@mikusgirlfriend]

not me, i’m here for school

[@adyshih]

do we have all the names of this amazing cast?! this is extraordinary performance !!!!

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

Thank you for your message and interest. Full ending credits / cast: 2:58:33 Best regards, Shakespeare Network - KZbin Team

[@sophienorth2013]

Desdemona's death scene was so heart-wrenching i really teared up a little-

[@W3irdWombat]

Iago is such a perfectly horrible yet lovable villain.

[@mikusgirlfriend]

right 😭

[@BruceWayne-1939]

There is nothing lovable about Iago. He is a devil who is worse than both Aaron the Moor and even Richard III.

[@CobaltPerseverance154]

I like how the clown, who is presumably from Cyprus, has a modern day Scottish accent!

[@BruceWayne-1939]

The play never indicates the origin of the Clown.

[@michelledanelle]

David tenant!!!!!