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Watch the end of Romeo + Juliet by Bad Luhrmann produced in 1996 and take notes.
Now, compare the end of the film and the end of the play.
What are the similitudes? And the differences?
If you were to enact the end of the play, what ideas would you keep? Don't forget to justify your choices.

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Final Task- Enact an extract from the play

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Final Task- Enact an extract from the play

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Rewrite the Balcony scene or the end of the play in modern english.
If you accept this mission: boys will act and the girls will take care of all the rest.
The scene will be filmed, so get ready and good luck!

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Read those extracts carefully and answer the questions.

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Task 4- Rewrite 4 lines from the Balcony scene

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Task 4- Rewrite 4 lines from the Balcony scene

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Choose any four lines from the Balcony scene extracts we've studied and rewrite them in modern english.
Read them to the classmate and make them guess which lines you chose.
You will have to justify your choice of lines and explain it to the class.

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The balcony scene in Shakespeare in Love

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The balcony scene in Shakespeare in Love

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An extract from a film by John Madden, 1998. The film depicts a fictional love affair involving playwright William Shakespeare and Viola de Lesseps  while Shakespeare was writing Romeo and Juliet. Several characters are based on historical figures, and many of the characters, lines, and plot devices allude to Shakespeare's play.

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Shakespeare In Love 'Who's There' (HD) - Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes 1998.mp4

Shakespeare In Love 'Who's There' (HD) - Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes 1998.mp4

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Gr3- What do you know about Shakespeare?

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Gr3- What do you know about Shakespeare?

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The 23rd April is World Book Day, but did you know that it is also Shakespeare Day? Everybody has heard of Shakespeare, but do you know how many plays he wrote? Have you heard of any of his poetry?Shakespeare's plays fit into three categories: tragedies, comedies and histories. Perhaps his most famous play is the tragic story of Romeo and Juliet, which deals with two young lovers who are forbidden to marry by their parents. Other tragedies include Hamlet, a play about a vengeful ghost, Othello, about an army general who is manipulated into killing his wife, and Macbeth. If you've seen Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, you'll recognise 'Hubble bubble boil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble' which is sung in the Great Hall after the Sorting Ceremony. These words come from the Witches in Macbeth!Shakespeare's comedies include Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night is a play about confusing identities. Two twins are shipwrecked and the sister, Viola, dresses up as her brother, Sebastian, who she thinks is dead.

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It's hilarious, because the brother reappears without Viola realising and there's a big love triangle going on: Viola is in love with the Duke, who is in love with Olivia, who falls in love with Sebastian, except she doesn't realise that Sebastian is actually Viola dressed up! Everybody falls in love with the wrong person, but it is all made right in the end.The history plays, such as Antony and Cleopatra, Richard III and Henry V are based on the lives of real historical people. Antony and Cleopatra is a story about a doomed romance in ancient Egypt. Cleopatra becomes Antony's mistress and Antony becomes so obsessed with her that he loses his military might. Cleopatra commits suicide by letting a snake bite her after Egypt's army has been defeated by Octavius and Antony kills himself too. Shakespeare's plays can be very heavy going sometimes. Some of the themes they deal with are heavy and complex, so they almost always contain a lighter subplot with characters who aren't closely linked to the characters in the main plot. They are often used in tragedies to lighten the mood of the play and to keep the audience interested in the main plot.

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The 23rd April is World Book Day, but did you know that it is also Shakespeare Day? Everybody has heard of Shakespeare, but do you know how many plays he wrote? Have you heard of any of his poetry?Shakespeare's plays fit into three categories: tragedies, comedies and histories.

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Gr2- What do you know about Shakespeare?

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William Shakespeare was a poet and a playwright and is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. He was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, in central England, in 1564 and he died in 1616. His surviving work consists of 38 plays, 154 sonnets and some other poems. He is best known for his plays, which have been translated into every major language and are performed more than those of any other playwright in the world.When William Shakespeare was 18 years old he married Anne Hathaway, and they had three children. Shakespeare went to London to work as an actor and a writer. In 1599 the Globe Theatre was built in London and it was in this theatre, situated on the banks of the River Thames, that some of Shakespeare's plays were first performed. In 1613 the theatre was destroyed by a fire. However, a modern reconstruction of the theatre was built near the original site in 1997 so even today you can go to the Globe Theatre to see one of Shakespeare's plays.Shakespeare's work is still very popular today. But why do we like these old plays? Perhaps it is because they all contain fantastic stories. His characters suffer bloody battles, deaths by poison, huge family fights, problems between brothers and sisters, problems between parents and children ... The plays are also full of parties, weddings and funerals. They are quite simply action-packed.

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William Shakespeare is known across the world as the writer of plays such as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet, and as one of the most famous British people ever. Sometimes known simply as 'the Bard', he lived over four hundred years ago - not bad for the son of a man who made a living from making gloves.Part of the fascination is that despite being so well-known we don't actually have much information about him; even his name is spelt differently each time it appears, ranging from 'Shak-peare' to 'Shaksper'. Over the years people have argued long and hard about whether he wrote the plays, although these days he's generally accepted as the author of about thirty-eight plays, some of which were written in partnership with others. He also wrote lots of famous poetry.Baptised on 26th April, 1564, his actual birthday isn't known but conveniently England's national day, St George's Day, is the 23rd of April so over the years this is when his birth has been celebrated. Whether or not this is true he certainly died on this same date in 1616, having made a successful career in London first as an actor with a group called the Lord Chamberlain's Men and then as a writer.

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In the UK Shakespeare is taught throughout school, making it easy to forget that lots of the plays are actually very funny; some parts are also incredibly rude which means they're sometimes not covered in lessons. At the time they were written, plays were enjoyed by rich and poor alike- it was like going to the cinema - and only later on did the theatre become more exclusive.Some famous quotations from Shakespeare include now common phrases which he probably invented such as the 'green-eyed monster' (meaning jealousy) mentioned in Othello and the idea of being 'eaten out of house and home' for someone who's got a greedy guest from Henry IV. There's also some imaginative insults such as saying someone is 'like a toad; ugly and venomous' in As You Like It or 'fat as butter' in Henry IV. The most famous quote of them all is of course the much more serious 'To be or not to be' from Hamlet. Basically whether you want witty one-liners or grim drama Shakespeare has something for everyone.Today you can still visit the house where he was born in Stratford-Upon-Avon, as well as where his wife Anne Hathaway was born. In London you can watch plays staged at Shakespeare's Globe which is a reconstruction of the theatre he worked for. Not only is the theatre partly open to the elements but you can get 'groundling' tickets and stand just in front of the stage like the poorest would have done in the 16th century.

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