An Actor's Guide to "Ah, Gloucester, Teach me to forget myself" - Duchess of Gloucester monologue

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Breaking down the meanings, context and acting choices for Eleanor Duchess of Gloucester’s monologue, “Ah Gloucester, teach me to forget myself” from Henry VI Part II. Incredible dramatic monologue with a slight 'Lady Macbeth' vibe. Jump to the end for a full read through to hear how it all flows together.

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23 июл 2020

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@ShakespearewithSarah 3 месяца назад

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@jessieheesacker9070 3 года назад

This was extremely helpful - thanks so much!

@beemo1313 3 года назад

this was so so helpful thank you so much!!!

@ShakespearewithSarah 3 года назад

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@loumaisie8548 3 года назад

Shakespeare with Sarah yeah I hadn’t actually read it before the vca audition list and I thought it sounded super interesting plus your breakdown helped in making sure I was understanding it properly / making good / interesting decisions! thanks again!

@amynewman4243 3 года назад

This video was really helpful thanks. What is the playing age of the duchess of Gloucester in this ?

@ShakespearewithSarah 3 года назад

Good question. In production it would depend on the age of Gloucester, but for an audition I think pretty much any age can play it. So I’d say 18+, and if you really want to play to casting type I reckon it’d be 25-35 or thereabouts.