Ep: 44 - Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Macbeth's Final Soliloquy, William Shakespeare)

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Dominic reads some Shakespeare on the Bard's birthday! Please consider commenting, rating, and sharing the podcast with likeminded friends! (0:00) Introduction (0:20) Shakespeare on the podcast (1:56) Macbeth's struggles (5:37) (Word/phrase of the day is: Walking Gentleman - A player who generally steps in to play the meagre roles in a theatre company (archaic). (6:09) More detail (6:31) McKellen's last word of every line within the soliloquy(7:58) The soliloquy in full ****Music is 'Lazarus' by Dominic Mason, from the piano album 'Songs for John.' All rights reserved. 2021. ****#Shakespeare #TheBard #BardofAvon #SUA #Stratford #StratforduponAvon #np #Macbeth #Soliloquy #Tragedies #Poetry #Plays #Playwrights #poetrycomm #prophecy #WilliamShakespeare #LadyMacbeth ****

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