Apr 22
concept -- production of Hamlet where Hamlet is cast to look a LOT more like Claudius than like King Hamlet
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concept -- production of Hamlet where Hamlet is cast to look a LOT more like Claudius than like King Hamlet
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I’ll probably stop teaching Hamlet someday (even though I love it) but one thing that keeps me coming back to it is student responses to learning the story for the first time. I’m reading through a set of response journals right now and the absolute shock at Ophelia’s death is palpable
I’ll probably stop teaching Hamlet someday (even though I love it) but one thing that keeps me coming back to it is student responses to learning the story for the first time. I’m reading through a set of response journals right now and the absolute shock at Ophelia’s death is palpable
Students watched the bedroom scene from the Zeffirelli Hamlet tonight (I know I know). I didn’t warn them about the kiss and there were audible gasps.
8/10 college students* agree Hamlet is an emo whiner, but the play is still good
*sample size restricted to my classes and not representative of all college literature students
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Students are being adorable about Hamlet. Every time I think I should teach something else in ghost class, students remind me why this play is so important.
If I’m teaching Hamlet tonight does watching Slings and Arrows count as class prep?