HAMLET by William Shakespeare - FULL audiobook
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Date: 2024-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 19
sniperactive1965
The voice acting is poor. It could just be the fact that this is one of the most performed plays in history, and I am used to a more professional set. That being said, it sounds as though they are reading scripts with stilted voices instead of acting. It really does seem like a high school drama club cover. No offense, guys.
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The voice acting is poor. It could just be the fact that this is one of the most performed plays in history, and I am used to a more professional set. That being said, it sounds as though they are reading scripts with stilted voices instead of acting. It really does seem like a high school drama club cover. No offense, guys.
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catevilsizer1108
Interesting fact: my intro to Shakespeare teacher told me the way that Hamlet wants to see Ophelia without realizing she's dead by sayin he can't wait to see her with makeup inches thick Was a reference to how drowned victims were prepared for funeral services back in that era due to the discoloration in their skin
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Interesting fact: my intro to Shakespeare teacher told me the way that Hamlet wants to see Ophelia without realizing she's dead by sayin he can't wait to see her with makeup inches thick Was a reference to how drowned victims were prepared for funeral services back in that era due to the discoloration in their skin
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audiobooks
This is great apart from the ruination of Polonius. He's not a cartoon character. Shit and annoying. The ladies doing Hamlet and Claudius are brilliant. Horatio is unfortunately awful. Dude it's Shakespeare not Back to the Future. But the Polonius is worse. Speak like a human.
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This is great apart from the ruination of Polonius. He's not a cartoon character. Shit and annoying. The ladies doing Hamlet and Claudius are brilliant. Horatio is unfortunately awful. Dude it's Shakespeare not Back to the Future. But the Polonius is worse. Speak like a human.
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timeparticles
To be a woman, or not to be a woman as Hamlet, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous gender misidentification, or to take arms against a sea of misogynistic troubles, and by opposing end them
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To be a woman, or not to be a woman as Hamlet, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous gender misidentification, or to take arms against a sea of misogynistic troubles, and by opposing end them
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eliesplanetzoo
i feel like i dont understand english anymore. im a foreign speaker having to read this in my next school year. it sounds like gibberish in my ears and im honestly panicking right now. What are all of these new words
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i feel like i dont understand english anymore. im a foreign speaker having to read this in my next school year. it sounds like gibberish in my ears and im honestly panicking right now. What are all of these new words
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KetamineDroog
2: 59: 26 - SPOILER
it's my favourite part of the whole play, i don't know. something about the muddy death of Ophelia is just so uncanny and thrilling but also so poethic in a sense that my words cannot bare.
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2: 59: 26 - SPOILER
it's my favourite part of the whole play, i don't know. something about the muddy death of Ophelia is just so uncanny and thrilling but also so poethic in a sense that my words cannot bare.
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jimmyjimmy7240
The reading is so unhuman. It's very staccato and stop-and-go. Hamlet should have been a guy (it's art is not an excuse. Just get the video of the play or movie itself, and listen to it.
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The reading is so unhuman. It's very staccato and stop-and-go. Hamlet should have been a guy (it's art is not an excuse. Just get the video of the play or movie itself, and listen to it.
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donbenevento2805
If men, especially white men, played women's roles all hell would break loose. So it should be the other way around. After all fair is foul and foul is fair. Ooops wrong play.
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If men, especially white men, played women's roles all hell would break loose. So it should be the other way around. After all fair is foul and foul is fair. Ooops wrong play.
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audiobooks
Would've been much better if male and female voices matched their corresponding characters. I thought it threw off the natural flow of the story, and was quite distracting.
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Would've been much better if male and female voices matched their corresponding characters. I thought it threw off the natural flow of the story, and was quite distracting.
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anavrinmorgus7603
O my god. I could only bear three minutes of these awful voices. There are much better versions available online than this polished poo of a piece.
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O my god. I could only bear three minutes of these awful voices. There are much better versions available online than this polished poo of a piece.
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erinhollow773
First of all, this is a big help in reading along with the audio. Second of all Hamlet's voice is really pretty. It's so clear and bright.
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First of all, this is a big help in reading along with the audio. Second of all Hamlet's voice is really pretty. It's so clear and bright.
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pepstep4721
The classwork: one fish two fish, red fish blue fish
The study guide: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
The test:
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The classwork: one fish two fish, red fish blue fish
The study guide: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
The test:
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lilliegilbert8382
The murky soda independently calculate because kitchen daily empty amongst a secret stool. brave, knotty saudi arabia
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The murky soda independently calculate because kitchen daily empty amongst a secret stool. brave, knotty saudi arabia
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Mapingtheuniverse
It was hard for me to get into the story and very confusing that they used a female voice for Hamlet.
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It was hard for me to get into the story and very confusing that they used a female voice for Hamlet.
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mikelheron20
Hamlet's long enough without having to listen to the Dramatis personae and the names of readers.
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Hamlet's long enough without having to listen to the Dramatis personae and the names of readers.
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SecondSun2008
0: 18: 43 O that this too too solid flesh would melt,
Thaw, and resolve itself into a dew!
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0: 18: 43 O that this too too solid flesh would melt,
Thaw, and resolve itself into a dew!
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audiobooks
Listening to this wonderful play to finish my higher education is a good thing ever thank you
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Listening to this wonderful play to finish my higher education is a good thing ever thank you
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Nia-yz4ft
Polonius's voice makes my skin crawl, he talks as if drunk and on the verge of death.
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Polonius's voice makes my skin crawl, he talks as if drunk and on the verge of death.
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