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There are two different ways to look at Shakespeare's meaning.

I am not that familiar with the Shakespearean text.

We already take great liberties with Shakespeare’s text.

But what they have done in novelizing Shakespeare’s text is brilliant.

What are some notable differences from Shakespeare's text?

So why do we have the texts of Shakespeare's plays today?

How Is Shakespeare Still Relevant 400 Years After His Death?

For the sake of reviewing Titanic I am only taking into account the original version.

But, as he rightly said, what would be the use of setting Shakespeare’s text to music?

Ask a librarian, teacher, professor, or a smart adult to help you decipher the text of Shakespeare.

This is your second adaptation of a “classic”, after Waiting for Godot: how do you relate to Shakespeare’s text?

Why do you think Shakespeare is still so relevant now 400 years after his death?

Oh, that’s Tim Palmer, my mixing engineer, he’s a British guy, and I asked him if he could read a text of Shakespeare !

O T: To return to Roméo et Juliette, what do you think of the way Berlioz marries Shakespeare’s text with music?