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In the autumn of 1998, Richard Armitage appeared for the first time at the Birmingham Rep in a production of Hamlet.
Directed by Bill Alexander and starring Richard McCabe, ‘Hamlet’ opened for a three-week run at Birmingham Repertory Theatre on 22 September 1998. This was Richard Armitage’s first professional engagement in the theatre since graduating from LAMDA in the summer of 1998 and it took him back to his home turf in the Midlands. He appeared in eleven scenes, playing the small roles of Barnardo, the officer of the watch who sees the ghost of Hamlet’s father in the play’s opening scene, and Voltemand, ambassador to Norway, as well as the non-speaking parts of a Lord’s Attendant and Lucianus, a Player.
The production garnered some good reviews in the national press. In the Financial Times, Ian Shuttleworth wrote: "[B]oth the internal story of Hamlet’s vacillation and the external tale of the rottenness in the state of Denmark are told admirably"; Paul Taylor in The Independent called it a "gripping and unsettling production….a sweeping, urgent account of the tragedy and strongly recommended". [1], [2]
24.02.2014, 16:37
Nimue hat geschrieben:Damit gleich alle wissen, auf welche Todesarten sie sich in Hamlet einstellen müssen:
Achtung- bildhafte Darstellung :
Spoiler: anzeigen
Quelle: https://twitter.com/EnglishSamWhit/stat ... 00/photo/1
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Audible-Hörbücher auf Ihrem Kindle
Sie können mit Ihrem Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch oder Kindle Keyboard auf Audible-Hörbücher zugreifen.
25.02.2014, 08:37
Nietzsche hat geschrieben:OK,
Audible bietet offenbar mp3-downloads an. D. h., ich lade mir das runter, brenne dann (oder eher lasse brennen) eine CD, die ich dann auf iTunes und damit auf den iPod laden kann (als iRichard )? Kann man das auch auf ein Kindle laden (ein gewöhnliches, kein Kindle Fire)?
Sorry, bin technophob...
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25.02.2014, 14:43
16 Audiobooks Read By A-List Celebrities
Who wouldn’t want Johnny Depp to read them to sleep?
Interesting article from New York Times: Actors Today Don’t Just Read the Part. Reading IS the Part
Also: 15 Great Celebrity-Narrated Audiobooks for Book Lovers Day
For VoiceOvers: 11 Actors You Might Not Realize Do Commercial Voiceovers
Please don’t worry about or belittle Richard Armitage’s audiobook project. He has a great talent for it. And with Meryl Streep, Hugh Laurie, Judi Dench, Alan Rickman etc - he’s in very good company.
25.02.2014, 15:37
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