Shakespeare Coach Emily Staudt breaks down the Bard in a fun, approachable way
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Showing posts with label
poetry
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Monday
Poetry vs. Storytelling
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I have a theory: we enjoy a Shakespeare production more when there is a balance between poetry and storytelling. I feel that Shakespeare...
Wednesday
Breaking Down the Bard VIDEO - Verse vs Prose
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Do you know how to tell the difference between verse and prose? This is something that trips a lot of people up, but my quick, minute-long...
Breaking Down the Bard - Dactyls
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A dactyl is not a dinosaur - but "dinosaur" is a dactyl! A dactyl is a metric foot in poetry that is one stressed syllable...
Breaking Down the Bard - Sonnets
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If you've ever wondered what a sonnet is, I'm gonna break it down for you right now! Simply put, a sonnet is a type of poem, f...
Breaking Down the Bard - Quatrains
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Last week on Breaking Down the Bard, I explained couplets , or two lines of verse in a row which have an ending rhyme. This week, we'll...
Breaking Down the Bard - Couplets
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There are two main styles of poetic rhyming that we find in Shakespeare's verse: couplets and quatrains . Being able to easily and q...
Monday
Shakespeare Quotes
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If you've been on Instagram, Pinterest, or the Internet in general, you've probably seen those lovely images with a quote on them ...
Wednesday
Breaking Down the Bard - Trochees
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Now that you know what verse is , and what perfect iambic pentameter is (and if you don't, feel free to read my previous Breaking Do...
Breaking Down the Bard - Feminine Endings
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Now that you've got a handle on the difference between verse and prose , what perfect iambic pentameter is , and what scansion is (and ...
Breaking Down the Bard - Scansion
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Our patterns of speech have various rhythms, made up of combinations of stressed or unstressed syllables or words. In reality, the amount ...
Breaking Down the Bard - Verse vs Prose
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One of the very first things you need to learn as a classical or Shakespearean actor is how to identify when you are speaking in Verse o...
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