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Colin David Reese
Hamlet Act II, Scene ii
Hamlet
February 8, 2013
To cue or not to cue that is the question. Colin David Reese uses cue scripts in performing Shakespeare. He also eschews punctuation, breathes only at the end of the verse line and incorporates leCoq into his work. Not one to mince words, Colin never fails to entertain and enlighten in this, our first international interview. Sit back and listen to how it will fadge.
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Hamlet Act II, Scene ii
Hamlet
February 8, 2013
To cue or not to cue that is the question. Colin David Reese uses cue scripts in performing Shakespeare. He also eschews punctuation, breathes only at the end of the verse line and incorporates leCoq into his work. Not one to mince words, Colin never fails to entertain and enlighten in this, our first international interview. Sit back and listen to how it will fadge.
Click here to see the text. Click for here for the No Punctuation Version.
Click here to see a fully scanned version of the text.