A scene from Julius Caesar, played in New York, with Greg Hicks as Caesar and Noma Dumezweni as Calphurnia. Find out more about this production: www.rsc.org.uk...
Helped my son read through act 2 scene 1 last night for his 9th grade English class. I'm even more ready to read through scene 2 now tonight. Hail Caesar!
Dude: To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep;
I am currently portraying Decius, and I would like to point out this excerpt is taken from Act 1, Scene 5 of "Julius Caesar" and not Act 2, Scene 2. The actors in the video seemingly utilized the meter as if they were speaking in prose; however, Shakespeare intended, especially Decius, during this scene to speak in Verse because of his ranking. Other than that, interesting rendition.
What are you talking about? The meter came through very clearly. Also, yes, this is Act 2 Scene 2, unless you are using a non-standard version of Shakespeare, I suppose. But as far as the popular printings of the text go, this is, in fact, Act 2 Scene 2.
Is that Peter Capaldi at 0:19 and 1:54? The first time I watched, I thought so. The second time, I said no it isn't. There third time, I thought it was for sure. After a few more viewings, I am not sure.
I may seem like a fool for asking this-- could anyone tell me what are the names of these actors? I understand that they work with the RSC, but I couldn't find their names.
she missed a line. After "horses did nigh and dying men did groan" she forgot " And ghosts did shriek and squeal about the streets." and then it is "O Ceasar!"
This is beyond awful. Caesar sounds like a whiny small time yuppie trying to prove himself in some corporate setting. As for Calpurnia, why the monotonal + lacklustre delivery. It's like she doesn't give a shit whether Caesar runs into danger or not. Never impressed with the RSC. They always try to make Shakespeare words sound like everyday speech. It never works. It is a higher discourse and should be treated and performed as such.
Ugh this is limp acting. They have no sense of the play or the language. Caesar is worst, he is not bringing anything new at all. The woman is at least trying it seems but she is miscast ( not due to her colour).
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Helped my son read through act 2 scene 1 last night for his 9th grade English class. I'm even more ready to read through scene 2 now tonight. Hail Caesar!
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Same It helped my 8th grader daughter in her English!
Greg Hicks really sets the bar high... He's so talented and seasoned !!!!
I just need a video for an example as I have to do an act with my classmates and, this is the best. not among the best, it is the best. awesome
R u in kv?
@@ankitrai3079 same I am in KV too. This comes once in every KVians life.
She is amazing.
Very good quality of acting has been projected 👌
Love her voice.
How interesting everyone interprets the signs in the way that works for them.
That's because they were very superstitious although sometimes it was manipulated by the political elite, seeing signs before battles etc
Greg Hicks is amazing
This actress is everywhere!
The good Peter Saccio introduced me to Shakespeare. I cant get enough I'm obsessed.
Great help for my students. Thanks a lot.
It was perfect! 🥰 👍🏆👌
3:33 Those are the lines i need to memorize
when
It was there in the syllabus of India's CBSE Class 10 English & Communicative course.
So brilliant...
Calpurnia forgot a line after 1:11 " And ghosts did shriek and squeal about the streets"
Maybe it was cut?
“The graves stood tenantless, and the sheeted dead/
Did squeak and gibber in the Roman streets.”
@keatsiannightingale9256 That's from Hamlet.
Please.....can i have its act2 scene 3....pls.....u r the best....👍👍❤❤❤❤
Best animation ever seen on this topic...😘😘😘
Wow .... See thespians
COWARDS DIE ........... MY FAV LINE
Never a better quote!!
Dude:
To be, or not to be: that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep;
amazing dialogue dilevery
Cool video thank you
This plate of the bible series
I just realized that the guy is Greg Hicks from the movie “Son of God”. He played Pontius Pilate the main Roman in the movie.
Caesar is Greg Hicks and Calpurnia is Noma Dumezweni.
This is GOOD ..
My favourite lines
Caesar was absolutely not so arrogant
He was like a coconut, hard from outside and soft from inside
Dear RSC
if you release Greg Hicks portrayal of Coriolanus, & Macbeth. I would buy it.
I don't believe that these productions were filmed
so good
Thank you very much. :)
nice work
it helped me....
thanx
Please.....can i have its act2 scene 3....pls.....u r the best....
Girl quit beging , purchase the cd
My wife bids me go when I most wholeheartedly would not forth
Why my mam share this in group????
Hermione from Cursed Child
0:05 2:09 1:28
Definitely Act 2 scene 2, 1489, what text are you on? There are only 3 scenes in Act1 !!
I am currently portraying Decius, and I would like to point out this excerpt is taken from Act 1, Scene 5 of "Julius Caesar" and not Act 2, Scene 2. The actors in the video seemingly utilized the meter as if they were speaking in prose; however, Shakespeare intended, especially Decius, during this scene to speak in Verse because of his ranking. Other than that, interesting rendition.
What are you talking about? The meter came through very clearly. Also, yes, this is Act 2 Scene 2, unless you are using a non-standard version of Shakespeare, I suppose. But as far as the popular printings of the text go, this is, in fact, Act 2 Scene 2.
What are the names of these fantastic actors?
+El Coveney
Greg Hicks and Noma Dumezweni, I believe. ;www.theguardian.com/stage/2009/may/28/julius-caesar-rsc
Thank you so much! What beautiful speaking voices they have!
This is exactly why American acting is "dying."
You r right
Is that Peter Capaldi at 0:19 and 1:54? The first time I watched, I thought so. The second time, I said no it isn't. There third time, I thought it was for sure. After a few more viewings, I am not sure.
The actor is James Gale.
i like cheese
Me too
what about its continuation? CAESAR : Good friends, go in , and taste some wine with me
Is there All for love by Dryde.
0:25
I may seem like a fool for asking this-- could anyone tell me what are the names of these actors? I understand that they work with the RSC, but I couldn't find their names.
*Calphurina:* _Noma Dumezweni_
*Julius Caesar:* _Greg Hicks_
.....annddddddd he is stabbed to death
if anyone is reading this i am very shy and have to play mark antony in my school play please help me i cant do this
Brother how did you performance go ??
she missed a line. After "horses did nigh and dying men did groan" she forgot " And ghosts did shriek and squeal about the streets." and then it is "O Ceasar!"
This is beyond awful. Caesar sounds like a whiny small time yuppie trying to prove himself in some corporate setting. As for Calpurnia, why the monotonal + lacklustre delivery. It's like she doesn't give a shit whether Caesar runs into danger or not. Never impressed with the RSC. They always try to make Shakespeare words sound like everyday speech. It never works. It is a higher discourse and should be treated and performed as such.
the mark Anthony was good however
Completely ridiculous casting. Insulting.
It's stage play. Suspension of disbelief is higher and no one really cares as long as the actor is good.
Ugh this is limp acting. They have no sense of the play or the language. Caesar is worst, he is not bringing anything new at all. The woman is at least trying it seems but she is miscast ( not due to her colour).
not able to understand the English. rubbish play
Please.....can i have its act2 scene 3....pls.....u r the best....👍👍❤❤❤❤