Shakespeare's Fools

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
  • Did the actors in the King's Men influence how William Shakespeare wrote those roles? In this class, Join Tyzes Sofia to discuss the role of a fool in Elizabethan plays and how Shakespeare highlighted 3 of their talents in his writing. We'll dive deeper into Shakespeare and the fools who inspired him.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 8

  • @theriffguy8237
    @theriffguy8237 Рік тому

    Brilliant insight into the Fool, especially in light of the Tarot, the Fool, blase, etc but the Hanged Man, resonates with the Day of Fools or the inversion of perspective or type of opposite day.
    Then the actor breaking an act, breaking character, talking directly to the audience, hence becoming the basis of common law germinating in the amphitheatres of antiquity.
    Really put a lot together with this.
    Thank you

  • @EnchantadoreaPlumaDelDragon
    @EnchantadoreaPlumaDelDragon 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks. This was a fun look at fools and I learned a lot. I love Shakespeare but had never put them into any kind of overall literary context. This could be so much fun to research.

  • @sadhakbag1530
    @sadhakbag1530 2 роки тому

    Madam you are having master voice

  • @kadens2783
    @kadens2783 3 роки тому +2

    Pretty frustrating that someone leading a class on the medieval fool doesn't know a better term for cognitive disability other than "slow". I found several options in a very quick google search. If you're going to lead a class, you should know what to call the people you're talking about. It's just ignorant and unprofessional not to.