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All the World's a Stage (World Premiere) - Varis Sirisook

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https://www.facebook.com/theguardian/videos/582428319291617/

Again I picked this because I really liked how they had a variety of different people, different ages, probably different interpretations, and different ways of telling the story. Their voices and how they acted was very enthusiastic and it looked like they were enjoying it. It was made in lockdown, which illustrates that even in hard times you can still enjoy yourself and maybe put a smile on someone else’s face. I liked how there was a person doing sign language too!

I really enjoyed watching it and in a way it was quite inspirational. It stops at 2:10. I will give it an 7.9/10.

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Sapphire Demirkilic

https://youtu.be/Ol3Er5tKOdI

The telling of this stage poem was very enthusiastic maybe even too enthusiastic, it took away from the context itself. However the enthusiasm leads the reader to believe the very words that come out of her mouth as she leads with conviction. Overall I would rate this a 6.5/10 as the movement was very distracting and unnecessary. On the other hand she spoke with gusto, engaging the reader.

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i'll give this a 6/10 since it was made at home and it puts a smile in my face when i see it and i retracted 4 points because of how many he was smoking don't smoke especially in that numerous amount. this always makes me smile as he stars like a movie and then got worse and worse which i find quite funny.

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i rate this video as 5/10 i didnt really like it as i was extremely bored. there wasnt much to it  as therer was one person just standing in the middle of a stage jut saying it with some actions and it had some music in the backround. it didnt really exite me or intreeg me. it could have been better if there was more people or she had at least done it to a crowd instead of just standing in an empty hall. It wasnt the worst one as it was very easy to understand as the lady was slow. and it included subtitles.

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All the world's a stage | As You Like It

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One of the reasons why I chose this monologue is because of the way it was filmed, like a film, rather than like a live performance in a theatre.
This monologue seemed different to the others because of the way the actor interpreted the meaning of the monologue   and the depiction ( the angle of the camera and the eye contact ) makes it feel like someone is teaching you a life lesson.
Other interpretations/performances of this monolgue could be quite comforting and uplifting, but the way this was performed makes you feel sadder because the actor makes life seem meaningless and predictable.
I rate this 7/10

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Monologues by Pedro Louis "All the world's a stage."

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I would rate this one a seven out of ten because even though there are only 94 likes i think it deserves more attention because the narrator presents this piece very well and the acting is great.

i think the fact it is in the woods is very creative however there should be more than one characters to make it more interesting.

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I like this reading because of the simple animation and music
the animated boats add to the poem as each boat kind of looks like the character being described
the narrators voice is calm and not too fast it makes the whole thing very relaxing and calming i think
8/10

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all the world's a stage youtube baby poem - Bing video

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All the World's a Stage Monologue Famous Poems All the World a Stage 12th English Poem Song All the World Is a Stage All the World Is a Stage Poem Video All the World's a Stage Speech All the World's Indeed a Stage All the World's a Stage by William

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I would rate this one a 7/10 mainly  because of how he engaged with his crowd . I also think that the way that he was dressed  fit the performance that he was going for. Additionally, he showed various different examples of the seven stages. I think it could have been even better if they had put some background music that had fit the type of scene that it was

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As You Like It - Act 2 Scene 7 | 'All the world's a stage' | Digital Theatre+

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i think this piece is soulful and great at waffling. i am going to give this a 10.

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Cicely
I rate this a 6/10, I like how he included drawings of all the ages. I also like their accent. I think they could've maybe dressed up, showed more body language. A better scenery as well. But overall I think its a pretty solid video.

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All the world's a stage - YouTube

i like this one because even though hes just reading it out he gets the message across  so clearly, I really like the way he stops for dramatic effect during some parts for example right before he said everything  2 minutes 10 seconds into the video one downside is that hes really close to the camera so he looks kinda creepy all up in my face

6/10

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I rate this a 5/10 because it was easy to understand and wasn't too long and boring although it didn't have much going on in the video which overall made it worse than it could have been. I like it because it included subtitles making it easier to understand and visualise what's going on in the monologue but some of the words didn't match up to what she was saying which was slightly confusing. I like the fact that she included music although it didn't really match the video and made it less serious/dramatic. To improve she could have added pictures to make it much more interesting.

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all the world's a stage monologue animation - Bing video

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https://youtu.be/x5hcaYEcAp0
I like this Morgan Freeman one because he is speaking on a stage in front of an audience. He tells a good story and you can hear the emotion from the actor
I would rate it a 8/10
Maybe he could’ve done it better by showing some body language

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I rate this 7/10

i like that instead of being told as the seven stages of a boy its told as the seven stages of a girl, its still the same but it adds a little difference after the lover stage because she becomes a student instead of a soldier.

I also really like the description harriet gives when she reaches the stage where she becomes a mother.

However i feel like there could have been more action to the video but i did enjoy the speed and the volume of her speech as it was very calming

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I really liked this because it showed an animation for each of the seven stages. The man who is reading the piece has a calm voice which matches with the animations playing in the background.
Overall I really thought this was a good interpretation of the piece, I would rate it a 8/10. To make it even better the animations could have been coloured and in more detail.

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William Shakespeare: "All the World's a Stage"

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This animation is part of the TED-Ed series, "There's a Poem for That," which features animated interpretations of poems both old and new that give language to some of life's biggest feelings. [Poem by William Shakespeare, directed by Jeffig Le Bars and Jérémie Balais, music by Raphaël Pibarot].

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Teondra

I rate this a 8/10 because I
really like their accent, they  also have a cool costume and its set outside in nature. its very creative and unique

not many people have seen this, it only has 20 views. if they had used a small mic it would have been easier to understand. It is extreamely dark, it starts of quite lightheartedly but then ends with T/W: suicide the person tying a rope to a tree and around their neck, and thats where the monologue ends.

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Harley Taylor.

i rate this a 8/10, i enjoy the setting and speaker and feels he has power in his voice when speaking.

In the description of the video you can see the purpose of this clip is to try to bring others closer and have more interest in Shakespeares work and other writers, the video only has 92 views so i think it should have quite the bit more considering they have clearly put work into the video, the background throughout is interesting however i feel the speaker could use more energy and passion in his speaking.
I enjoy his calm tone of voice and the birds chirping in the background, it gives a sense of peace.

https://youtu.be/F1bW8DKPhX0

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For my selection I've gone for this relatively clever piece of political satire. Here the narrator has switched the seven ages up, swapping in political figures from the Tory party that we've all come to know over the pandemic, as well as making England itself the final stage--an empty oblivion.

I also like the narrator's reading voice. His voice suggests a clam hatred of the way things, which I feel sums up the mood he's going for here.

As for the video, the insertion of the faces over modern politicians into Renaissance era portraits works really well; we get the sense that these people are artifacts that should be relegated to the dustbin of history rather than modern people. Again, I think this was the narrator's point.

7/10