An Actor's Guide to “Set your heart at rest” - Titania monologue - A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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[@bluemoon9412]

I had to learn what that monologue meant & kind of the backstory for what it’s about for my acting piece so thank you this helped a lot!!

[@ShakespearewithSarah]

Hurray, that's great! It's such a great monologue. Underrated I reckon! Have fun with it

[@elisabethhenry1770]

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[@ShakespearewithSarah]

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[@lisasanpascual9868]

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[@keithbird8910]

Neptune, god of the sea. So, just the beach rather than the planet!

[@ShakespearewithSarah]

Oh of COURSE! What a brain fart! 😂 Thanks Keith. 😊

[@keithbird8910]

@@ShakespearewithSarah No probs. Very much enjoying your vids and the approach you take in your breakdown/exposition.

[@cassiemac6939]

very helpful thanks

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[@una724]

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