There are two very different ways to read/perform Shakespeare.
One very obvious and one much lower carrying a level of subtext that must be read with the opposite intent. In doing so, one can insult the very nature of behavior while surreptitiously teaching a very difficult lesson.
Today, I find my inner nature at odds with my ability as a performer to relegate the ability to transcend the obvious.
So, now.. one of the most argued passages of Shakespeare that is likewise one of the most misperformed audition pieces.
The contents within neither signify nor do not signify my view of the world

