even today even in our days, probably, after so many hamlets translated by us during this time. it'st the actor is passing through this fantasy for composed feelings his consciousness what is coming down the blood sucking him? eyes are clouded by tears , the voice and appearance of each fold fade, says how he lives. and for what in the end? yura had a goat-maker in this theater and other main roles. it was the marriage of balzaminov, an eccentric from the potter's street, were the roles of cleofen in a comedy, or sister with valery rubinchik's tomboy about the caster. uh children from bethlehem it is you you know, i'm only telling what i remember best and what impressed me the most from the performances i saw more than 30 years ago. the roles in the hamlet in the eccentric from potter's street i'm not afraid of virgin wolf were created by yura under the guidance of the director's teacher. boris lutsenko i think i will be right if i say that it was boris lutsenko who made yura the premiere of the minsk stages, moreover, when boris headed the second time after the break. as the main re

he's an actor, director, writer and film—maker whose credits range from hamlet to tenet, from henry vthor. we spoke in the very atmospheric radio drama studio of bbc broadcasting house. ken, welcome to this cultural life. thank you. a show about cultural inspiration, cultural influences... what is your earliest cultural memory, do you think? something that had a big impact? i think, early doors, i can remember winston churchill's funeral, i think it was 1965, seeing it on the television and just being told about the great man. the world cup final of 1966, where the nation stopped, and in our own household, my brother had a sort of flirtation with meningitis which was very dramatic, as you know, those can be fora minute, and then he was fine, thank goodness. but i watched the world cup final in a neighbour's house and ijust remember in both those cases, in belfast, as i was, i was very aware of a national event, or at least it seemed to galvanise everybody and everything, and i was looking at images that said, "the world is watching." wow. and you mentioned belfast there. some people,

well hamlet will be black. well, listen, there are philobic images of the mother of god .ltured by him, that is, they are given to the mother of god with similarities with the local phenotype. appearance is close to the women of this place in this very self there is nothing bad prelate for kenti, when among the fishing peoples he preached, he translated the prayer our father is not our daily bread, because they did not have fish bread, our daily bread even on the spot in this is not surprising, but hamlet you can play a black hamlet but you still it must be played within the framework of the tradition where it originated in shakespeare's christian england and cannot be done otherwise. otherwise, you simply break this hamlet out of e, the work itself with a hammer and subordinate it to your tasks. when i came to serve, united states, i was very complex about what i thought i didn't understand english well because our temple in new york was on the border of, uh, white new york and harlem. and when i went to the store, and i didn’t understand anything at all, and then i i had

hamlet is coming. uh, i'm playing shadows, gypsy. it's 12 years old.formances a lot, a lot or what will i watch them the actors know what the person who has been playing the shadow for many years knows his business. it certainly is. yes, yes, yes, yes, that's all, if you listen with all your heart and listen to my duty, and then take revenge when you hear everything. i am the spirit of your own father. she is condemned to wander for some time. i remember, of course, to be lifelike. eh, that's the question worthy to perform. oh, resistance is the worst. this is the worst thing about being mortal. yes, yes, no one returned from there. no, you are the worst out there. such words that to be a mockery of those who are not fit and she laughs at you, scoundrels and people who are not worthy of you, these are the most terrible words. and then you turned around. yeah, eyes with eyes into the soul and there everywhere is not inside, but in the stuffy five translations there is a parsnip soul you turned your eyes with pupils into the soul and there is a spot ever

hamlet is coming. uh, i play shadows from gypsies. it's 12 years old. many, or what will i watch them ? the actors know what the person who has been playing the shadow for many years knows his business. it certainly is. yes? yes, yes, yes, that's all. no, unfortunately, the version is all with the soul and you are listening. yes, yes, it’s not my mother’s duty to you, but there to take revenge when you hear everything. i am the spirit of your own father. she is a certain term of her father's skete condemned piece. i remember, of course, to be not to be. eh, that's the question worthy to perform. oh, resistance is the worst. this is the worst acid in terms of mortality. yes, yes, and no one came back from there, and the worst thing. there are such words that to be a mockery of those who are not fit it is she who laughs at you, scoundrels and people who are unworthy of you, these are the most terrible words. and then you turned, uh, with your eyes into the soul and there, everywhere, not inside, but there are five stifling translations , pasternak turned

yes, perhaps, but the most disturbing works of hamlet's four captains. monologue e, to be or not to be, and every time i stand backstage listening. when he starts screaming to be or not to be? that's the question, i 'll tell you the truth. i'm in tears because he makes them grand in the first place. secondly, there is some text, but, why? and why live when everything is decided, while all our problems are solved by blows. wait sorry. that's all, oleg berry. well, a legendary actor. who doesn't know, yes, that's true, but uh, does this text need to be executed? there is a german concept drama, that is, a drama for reading, after all, everything is in the text. imagine i'm talking. i tell you and those who hear us that, e hamlet, who loved his father knows for sure, and who is the culprit of death? is it easy for him to kill a person? yes , easily rat polonium here once through the rat perfumer and then all over the castle. it's easy for him to kill a man. well, or him playing the role of a madman, but it doesn't matter. here instead of going and killing.

this guy once stunned them by the fact that he read hamlet's monologue, it was hamlet who was his favorite literary hero. this is exactly the idea of ​​hamlet, the idea of ​​revenge for his father. she was for shukshin's key dream. she was, as it were , the goal of his life, and the fate of his father was his sonship. this is it in wheat, and undoubtedly the most important thing. and, in fact, shukshin sets as his goal to reveal this terrible truth of the time, the terrible truth, and to repent of his father for what he was forced, but forced to, but renounced. but besides these difficulties, there were wonderful bright moments, firstly, to shukshin's classmates in afkik, there was andrei tarkovsky and this, of course. it's amazing how really these two are completely different. person. as they coincided in one place at one time and more, the first film role that shukshin played was a role in andrei tarkovsky's course film. it was the film the killer based on the story of ernesto hemingway shukshin played in it. the main role was played by the brilliant and here is the fact that and imagine

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and now he's done "hamlet. "hamlet" is also on the -- in waiting. there -- and tomorrow on my birthday, i'm doing an extra gig at j.p. morgan's library john pierpoint morgan, the great -- well, not the great -- i don't know how great he is - >> seth: yeah. >> projection. [ laughter ] >> seth: top -- top five morgan's >> yes, yes. >> seth: top five. >> i'm not sure what he was like as a person. but he left his house. he didn't stay holding on to it when he was dead he let it go and i'm in his library tomorrow night after my show, i'm doing an extra show. "unplugged." just me doing the verbals. no lights or sounds. >> seth: now, another thing your brother helped you out with -- and i was obviously not aware you did this i did not realize he was your translator another thing that i've always been in awe of is that you will do your stand-up act in other languages. [ speaking french [ speaking spanish ] and yes. madrid, valencia, and barcelona. [ cheers and applause yeah and i encourage you -- anyone, any stand-up, particularly the stand-ups from all aro

but on thursday morning came a promise from the president that democracy will remain intact hamlet, but soon seeing and his social media post. the hard one achievements will be safe, guarded, and the all new gerry ends who loved democracy and freedom will see to it. but that may be hard to achieve in reality. with the meeting, this group of soldiers calling on these years, external partners not to interfere. among them, the united states. we condemn any effort to seize power by force. we're actively engaged with the new here government, but also with partners in the region and around the world will continue to do so until the situation is resolved appropriately and peacefully. like it's west africa neighbors, molly and burkina faso easier is battling extremism. and as a key western ally in africa, it is experienced several cool attempts since gaining independence from france in 1962, those involving the current president it was instability threatening to take over the country again. western meters and the international community is watching on with concerns. both of the o is an african

that is, how is it one role and claudius and hamlet were removed from the repertoire?ry about your mother, i don’t buy pork in a cafe now. so your pet will stay healthy and alive. yes, semyon did not know that on the eve of the murder, his brother drove the car to the car wash, which means that semyon could drop this toothpick only on the day of the murder. so he was the one driving that day. yes, only until i understand the motive and find out to whom the father bequeathed his property. m equally exactly such a task, i already instructed. toothpicks where did you get your brother's car from? i have a habit of toothpick sadness, then it turns into a house, when i'm nervous, and that i won't let the driver of the lakhtin by law was found, your brother's missing ring. he killed ethics. yes, you also wanted to transfer all the arrows to him, but he has amen . and here we have a witness who saw you on the night of september 3-4 in the garage. lohtin drivers, or you write in full. tell me how the ring was. i drank with grief, then i took him deserted place. so many years ha

hamlet was not middle class. the difference between these protests and those at that time is that they went to the streets and ordinary people and reached the expert body of the government . israeli security institutions including musa, they confirmed this report that music experts also came on some nights and participated in the protests. some people think that this is a very extreme bipolarity and society has been completely divided into two groups. in recent days, we have heard that the number of soldiers who protested these reforms has increased to 11,142. it is expected that if netanyahu's secret leader is actually portraying this story in the next few hours, this number will be even more due to the situation of the soldiers and their joining the protesters . lebanon's al-mayadeen network, which sees this report earthquake, flood and earthquake in the israeli air force observers use this phrase to describe the qanbari accident that happened, and that is to say that there were more than 1,100 people from the

celebrates today 85 his breakt productions of shakespeare have long been classics in his london version of hamlet played by alan rickman. and in the moscow reading , konstantin raikin, after leaving tbilisi in 2011, was invited to the side by many russian scenes, but he chose the ezter theater, alexander kollegin and creates. alexander buzaladze is still there. i met with the director in tbilisi i can’t even believe that i’m on tour, and today it’s 85. how are you, in principle, your mood today good. that people, i died from the heat, this is our conversation with the georgian director in his theater in tbilisi, just a prelude, he chose his favorite chair in the hall, where an ordinary happy person gave interviews more than once. i had it in my mouth today, damn it. i hope russia does not want to die. how his birth works with life is now determined by gratitude to all his friends in russia in the theater, where turbo works as the chief director, the main thing. san sanychu because for the last 20 years i have been working with them and i am always very pleased, by the way, reconstruction. i came

and the fact that he has to go to some little hamlet in south carolina, which i am sure is beautiful,st that he can't really fill that bigger venues at this point. and he's not gonna get on the debate stage because he fears someone will take a punch at him. so, we will have to see if he wears thin. and if voters, and quite frankly, donors decide that they have had enough. >> mark, it's interesting to watch trump, as jennifer lays out the story there, you know, try to find the space where he is the most comfortable. but regardless whether this is a small hamlet in south carolina or a larger venue, he is still drawing crowds of thousands to his rallies. he's still getting big responses, and a lot of coping around the hot rhetoric. why do you think he remains such an effective messenger and his messages are so effective enjoying people in after all of the legal woes he's been going through? i mean, going back to the access hollywood tape, you would think, as you and i know, that would kill any other politician. i mean, you just don't get up and admit to sexually assaulting women, and goi

passing off as our uh-huh all of us today, perhaps, a little here is such a ukrainian galya wondering hamletuestion is fake or not fake and what is reality, you just need to make at least a little effort, for this we responsibly declare reality to you in the west. that's what a study by professor robert epstein of california claims that the youtube next button leads adults to liberal content 76% of the time, and for kids and teens, the percentage of suggested youtube videos that come from liberal sources is 96%. than you are not manipulated, than propaganda is the most that neither on there propaganda of the right point of view and scale, as well as the shamelessness of this brainwashing in the west, is really shocking. social experiment researchers fill an ophthalmologist's waiting room with fake people when a real patient, an unsuspecting girl, arrives. the signal sounds and the actors get up, the path took only three signals. this is often referred to as the crowd effect. the experiment clearly shows how outright nonsense becomes a social norm in a couple of minutes. such practices have b

and the final chord of the festival program will be the play and concert shakespeare shestakovich hamletmariinsky theater mironov did not address the image of the legendary shakespearean character mironov since hamlet was seen in him by the regular guests of the chekhov theater festival directed by petr stein and roberly pash and now a completely new reading, in which, thanks to the synthesis of music and words , shakespeare's tragedy will open before the viewer in all its scale. christina levieva tatiana

and then richard burton and hamlet and some 200 other plays. forgive my back being you and this is just it's such a cool story. he then did a play by a man named john herbert who had been incarcerated and wrote a play afterwards and it was called the fortune in eyes and. it was about people who were previously imprisoned and that play from a play, a piece of fiction to the founding under david's leadership 55 years ago to the fortune society. and if you don't know what fortune society is for some of you just i'm going to mention two things about it. i think it's mentioning fortune provides, housing and a range of services for men, women who are previously incarcerated. i was introduced it by gordon edelstein. my friend, the director who's here. we went to the castle, the facility in harlem, and i was blown away. and then through the good offices of ashley otto, i to know the queen's facility. and there's a man here named leonard tao. just have to say it. who? i'm so thrilled to see who, by the way, is in the book. and len's over there and. amon

mironov's character was addressed more than once by hamlet , and the regular guests of the chekhov theater festival directed by peter stein and roberly saw him. pash here is now a completely new reading, in which, thanks to the synthesis of music and the word, shakespeare's tragedy will open before the viewer in its entire scale. kristina lvieva tatyana bodrova and nika vishnyakova channel one. on this, follow the time and stay up to date, and now on the air of channel one, the continuation of the serial film mission amethyst. he did not apply to the hospital. this is clear from he dropped his billing pipe competently looking for nothing. well, all the cameras went through the blind zones or hit them with their backs. or, at best, sideways. well, from the screen in the floor passage it can be seen that he was wounded, blood was found. we are looking for 12 people working according to the prints on the door handle and the plate, there was also nothing on the fingers. there was a thin silicone shape. shay was also cheated on by the ear, such his ear from the cafe , the fact of the matter is

>> i'd put it in the trash. [ laughter ] >> hold it up like hamlet like an actual skull. >> you mightne of your dogs. >> yeah, yeah, that would be a loss for science. >> that's the difference betwee him and us. so glad he was in charge of that. >> glad he knew it was a human skull. i don't

well, i'm here, someone there is, how do you understand hamlet? be or to be or not to be? and now the situation in the world is such that we are not given any other chance. as a matter of fact, as soon as you protect yourself and your life, the life of your close relatives , the life of your country, your people, the split that has passed through society has passed through many families, especially the island in recent months. a how is your wife at home? uh, son, how are they , in this sense they understand you, we are divided, bitch, in this sense we are like-minded people. we have the same views. ah. and uh, by the way, i have a wife, this time, damn it, and my mom's last name is mike's surname tizerkova in 89, when we met her. but yes, this is my mother , my father, this is me, this is in lipetsk yes, so that we have we stand on the same positions. e, especially since you understand in transnistria, after all, it ’s a long time ago in this in the nineties, e, years it was already there very much, it looked like there was a situation when they w

differences, his productions of shakespeare in the uk were recognized as the best in the world, his hamletkin theater was brilliant, and the shakespearean storm, which the performance staged from the tour upon arrival in russia, was, according to the same shakespeare, not only the apotheosis of the struggle against evil, but also forgiveness and the rejection of revenge. and this is so similar to the very tour of a deep philosopher and book reader. and in fact, reading for me is a cure for alzheimer , i think, but not only reading in a personal account, littered with thousands of books at the electronic harpsichord, director and people's artist of the soviet union robert surua plays bach and this is just one of the few amazing facets of the great director, who has been living in his theater for many years now, as in a house where he has an equipped apartment, everything is at hand here and a step to the stage, his credo art cannot fix the world, but it can remind the world that such good and what evil is his theater compared with georgia, it is warm hospitable, but not without secret sadne

both in the theater and in the cinema, because we believe that a person should be able to play both hamletshka, at least you can agree to understand different things. everything was translated there, something strange was voiced, something remained very unpopular. yes, strange. there really is left. might be a lighter there may be a number of principals. mistake so further said you are wrong, he said the number of main roles, there uh, the number of main roles. you don't have to discuss. there 's almost no experts to guess who these experts might be. you can probably guess, it could be women. and it can be appearance and beauty. yes, looks are attractive. checking women's opinions yes yes yes yes yes yes yes so now we have to guess exactly what it could be, maybe the actor should remember. maybe memorability maybe recognition popularity. what factors does the advisory board take into account? this is a hint. determining the best actor of the decade three seconds can be professionalism professionalism professionalism, cameramen three two one. no i no, no critics applause. that the simplest

say, obama, even the client , they spoke very carefully about how this ghost always hangs, this is hamletration. okay. so, if we look at the united states to the state department, then there is a victory for ukraine or a mess in russia, and they are very afraid, it is for them that it is more important to prevent a mess in russia. which can lead to a mess in russia, and then the americans say well, we will have to deal with that mess later, and we don't want to. correctly, i understand the general logic of the american establishment today. well, in principle, the logic the thinking of the americans is exactly in the direction you are talking about, although at the same time we are still recording that they were very positive now . perhaps they have not decreased in frequency a little, these statements were precisely on the eve of vilnius

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we're literally rebuilding homes of people in small towns, little hamlets that a year ago were beinghelled by russian tanks. all the people in that community was just sitting in their homes. i mean, the -- the truth is what i saw was not just evidence of war, but i saw evil and i believe that it is in the interest of the united states of america to continue to give the ukrainian military the resources that they need to repel the russian invasion and restore their sovereignty. >> would you, may i ask, would you be and i believe you have a good faith position on this and we have disagreements on it. but i wanted to, i can't let you all lie over the question of the treatment of christians. would you be? no, but hold on. >> you don't accept my answer. i just told you that i asked the religious leader in kiev, if it was happening, you asked me if i raised the issue and i did. and i'm saying, i also raised it with the ukrainians and i was told that there are, there are religious leaders who have been working with the russian military that is murdering people by the thousands. i mean, tucke