why do we continue to make much ado about william shakespeare? gregory doran, welcome to hardtalk. u. nice to be here. well, it's a real pleasure to be on your stage here at the royal shakespeare company. you first set foot on this stage 35 years ago. idid. in fact, this month, it's 50 years since i saw my first show at the rsc, which was eileen atkins in as you like it. and my mum had packed us all into the back of her beige mini and we had come down from preston, and i saw the show and i was just completely blown away. and apparently i said to my mum on the way back, "that's what i want to do when i grow up." so i must have grown up. and you are one of those people who achieved your ambition, your dream, because for the last ten years, you've been artistic director here. that's right. 35 years in total with the rsc, the royal shakespeare company. it's coming to an end. how big a wrench is it going to be? oh, it's going to be... well, i hope not to sever my ties with the company altogether. i have one more production to do after this. next year is a big anniversary year because it'

and this is the stage of the royal shakespeare theatre in stratford—upon—avon, birthplace of william shakespearears and more after his death, his words and stories still resonate around the world, transcending languages and borders. well, my guest today is the just—retired artistic director of the royal shakespeare company, greg doran. why do we continue to make much ado about william shakespeare? gregory doran, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. nice to be here. gregory doran, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. nice to be here. well, it's a real pleasure to be on your stage here at the royal shakespeare company. you first set foot on this stage 35 years ago. idid. in fact, this month, it's 50 years since i saw my first show at the rsc, which was eileen atkins in as you like it. and my mum had packed us all into the back of her beige mini and we had come down from preston, and i saw the show and i was just completely blown away. and apparently i said to my mum on the way back, "that's what i want to do when i grow up." so i must have grown up. and you are one of those people who achieved your ambition

this, you will recall is the story attempts by william shakespeare. right around 16 ten. important works, as well as the last of his place to be written alone. it is tragic, comedic, and even by modern standards, romantic. it is a favorite among casual readers and academics alike because it ends with many unanswered questions and contains particularly complex characters. the tempest grapples simultaneously with multiple themes, including the illusion of justice, the sanctity of family, reality, on colonization. as we view it through a modern lens, the relationship between when -- and cal taliban draws in his relationship to the call either and the colonizer. prosper, oh lands on an island, caliber native to the alley introduces him to his land. make it possible for prosperous and his daughter miranda to survive. this power of dynamic shifts rapidly. prosper, dismissing taliban as a savage reduce them to a. slave in arizona, the process statute that expressly forbade publican charter schools from teaching courses that quote, promote resentment toward a race or class of peo

the german university here in moscow is for the germans, who will soon distort the name of william shakespeare, who is already there, this homosexual has already settled. a hmm ah. this is romeo. i don't even know who's dancing. yes, apparently, and they will pull up here, and the institute for the study of anti-fascism will also be pulled. quite right, it should be here to open up to the new non-represented institutions to represent. there, the same eurohills will tell us the same thing, but the new to open up and people of intellectual grades will be pulled up to us now by advertising. after it we will continue, but he will compose. and because donetsk was probably never shelled like that. at the same time, i don’t connect it with the visit of a dunka to slavyansk, i don’t remember, what is the name of this nazi pig. he was once here as an actor, now he's just known as a nazi pig. and, of course, a tribunal awaits him. at the same time, the tribunal will have to be held, probably in donetsk. that's just one time for this bastard to walk. by the way, once i invited together, they say he comes

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. >>> it is 6:55, two actors of william shakespeare's, as you like it, will join us in studio to talklaying at >>> let's look at the roadways before you go out the door on this tuesday morning. if you are taking a truck along 880 southbound towards evenson, there is a crash. it is a fairly quiet morning. we do see a backup at the bay bridge. just be on the overpass, is not too bad as you go into the city. >>> let's look at there is quite a habit 2:34 this morning. this was close to eureka. if you are familiar with ferndale, this was a 6.4 magnitude earthquake just off shore. of course, all of the aftershocks, you can see that highlighted in yellow and red, there was over a dozen. we will keep you updated. we talked about this throughout the show. >>> do we know what size the aftershocks were? >> it was from a 2.9 up to 6.0. >> it was intense. >> look at all of those power outages. >>> will keep an eye on that. you can watch us right after this newscast on our sister station, kbcw, and our service for streaming, cbs bay ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on t

, he told an assistant that this meant that he looked forward to seeing that famous play by william shakespeare, the house of sex or the merry wives of saxe-coburg go to play on the house. merry wives of the house of windsor. anyway, if this kind of hysteria could reach the highest echelons in society, it could reach anywhere. despite the name change of the house of windsor never quite got rid of that german tinge to them. later in the war. this man, david lloyd, george was george the first prime minister and the prime minister every week goes to meet the monarch to discuss matters. and during one of these, during his weekly audiences, before he would leave downing street. lloyd george, who did not like monarchy and who was welsh by the way. george lloyd. george would say to his assistants. well, i'm off to go see my german. you go to see george. i don't know if george the fifth heard about that one either. he didn't like lloyd george. can't imagine why. in this country when the united states got into the war, there was already campaign for what was called 100% americanism. they had to remember

this week ban booked is actually a play, the tempest by william shakespeare, i will talk to atwood about that play and her modern interpretation of it. haggis-ed. then we go to atlanta for the largest sonata of election. the election is on tuesday, but before, that did you know that a werewolf can kill a vampire? georgia's republican -- former president obama noted this week while campaigning for the democratic candidate, raphael warnock. >> the other night was watching this movie, i was watching this movie called fright night or free, tonight or some kind of, night but it is about vampires, i don't know if you know composure cool people, are they not? but i'll tell you something that they found out, i werewolf can kill a vampire. did you know that? i never knew that. i don't want to be vampire anymore, i want to be a werewolf. >> since the last time i was here, mr. walker husband talking about issues, that are of great importance to the people of georgia, like whether it's better to be a vampire, or a werewolf. this is a debate, but i must confess, i once had muscle, when i was seven. a

martingopsh works not only for children, not so long ago he said to himself if i should take on william our shakespearean to create shakespeare's heroes hamlet's laertes ophelia, when a doll carved by me from a piece of wood comes to life in the skillful hands of a puppeteer. i feel incredible emotions. i feel like a real artist. it's much more than just making furniture. although it is much more profitable to deal with furniture from a material point of view, on average, to work on one doll. martin's gopsha takes about three weeks and about six months. it took him 6 months to create an absolutely incredible showcase of his fabulous workshop. martin has carved heroes since childhood, anderson's favorite fairy tales snowy queen. now everyone who finds himself on the kremer bridge trousers, throwing a special hole a coin worth 2 euros, can become a spectator of a real puppet show for only two euros. in the literal sense. visiting the fairy tale in 1808, the allied conference was held in warfurt, which confirmed the peace of tilsit. napoleon was the first to recognize russia's rights to moldavia, wallachi

know, it's just it's faint, you know, it's been such a tough year for 70 people, and there's william shakespeareoday. anybody over 30 can get your vaccine . so get out there and vaccine. so get out there and get your vaccine this time from . are you worried about doherty coming giving evidence they've signed up . it's been actually signed up. it's been actually really fantastic being here this morning with matt hancock stuff . for morning with matt hancock stuff. for the only good thing where she's done since becoming pm ashley james adam brooks don't some do stand by because coming up as the uk approves vaccine for babies as young as six months why are our health authorities still obsess with jabbing the young against covid? and would young against covid? and would you jab your i see what's happened over ten as to the newspaper front pages in media buzz the sequel at 1030 but first with mere hours to go until they detonate their netflix bombshell, should royal staff and the palace finally speak against harry and meghan ? speak against harry and meghan? royal biographer angela levin, of course ,

know, it's just it's faint, you know, it's been such a tough year for 70 people, and there's william shakespearesimply for everybody today. anybody over 30 can get your vaccine . so get out there and vaccine. so get out there and get your dan wootton tonight, the sussexes declare war on britain , the monarchy and even their own flesh and blood . as meghan own flesh and blood. as meghan makes her estranged sister the villain of their just despicable netflix reality show , my half netflix reality show, my half sister, who i hadn't seen for over a decade, and that was only for a day and a half. suddenly felt like she was everywhere . i felt like she was everywhere. i don't know your middle name. i don't know your middle name. i don't know your birthday , but is don't know your birthday, but is that the truth? samantha markle joins me live for a tv world exclusive as . she hits back at exclusive as. she hits back at her sister's vicious attacks with her heartbreaking side of the story , an unmissable edition the story, an unmissable edition of cancelled at 1040 plus. as harry admits , sacrificed har

know, it's just it's faint, you know, it's been such a tough year for 70 people, and there's william shakespeareoday. anybody over 30 can get your vaccine . so get out there and vaccine. so get out there and get your vaccine this time from . are you worried about doherty coming giving evidence they've signed up . it's been actually signed up. it's been actually really fantastic being here this morning with matt hancock stuff . for morning with matt hancock stuff. for the only good thing where she's done since becoming pm ashley james adam brooks don't some do stand by because coming up as the uk approves vaccine for babies as young as six months why are our health authorities still obsess with jabbing the young against covid? and would young against covid? and would you jab your i see what's happened over ten as to the newspaper front pages in media buzz the sequel at 1030 but first with mere hours to go until they detonate their netflix bombshell, should royal staff and the palace finally speak against harry and meghan ? speak against harry and meghan? royal biographer angela levin, of course ,

comments trivialised shakespeare hints of racism that people of colour me go through may suggest, gary, that you stick to things you know like promoting food and tossing a ball . at williamswipes podcast . oh she i are swipes podcast. oh she still on in aisle swipes i mean archetypes podcast in the latest edition breaking down the bimbo where talks to paris hilton about being an archetypal bimbo . meghan markle claims that was objectified when she was on a deal or no deal. she said i ended up quitting the show. i was so much than what was being objectified on the stage. i didn't feeling forced to be all and little substance . the role and little substance. the role was about looking good and just opened a box. i mean if you felt that strongly it you didn't have to do it and in fact in suits which pays pretty well in comparison most jobs you you comparison to most jobs you you did out some pretty steamy sex and formality on a deal. and a formality on a deal. colleague patricia carr spoke to inside edition . she said she inside edition. she said she doesn't actually recall feeling that way during work whoopi goldberg also criticised meghan's comments. the duchess revealed