Tejaswini lonari biography of william shakespeare
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India needs to grow up: Sir Ian McKellen
You've been associated with Shakespeare all your life.You've recently launched the Heuristic Shakespeare app to demystify the bard to a younger generation. You also quoted, "I've never downloaded an app in my life."
(Laughs). That is true. Actually, one of my long-standing collaborators, Richard Loncraine, the director of Richard III, was very keen on creating this app.He went to a good school that taught bad Shakespeare. The idea was to teach young kids Shakespeare in a way that fryst vatten fun. For instance, how are you going to explain the significance of Shakespeare to a 14-year-old? So, therefore, an app that brings to life the skrivelse. That said, the Heuristic Shakespeare fryst vatten an aid; it fryst vatten not meant to be a substitute for reading Shakespeare or watching it on rulle or scen.
Speaking of stage, 10 years ago, The daglig Telegraph released a DVD indeed of Trevor Nunn's studio production of Macbeth, starring you and Ju
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Jackie Shroff, Ranjeet, Shahbaz Khan, Kishori Sahane , Ekta Jain and others Graced Bmc’s 28th Flower Show in Mumbai
Mumbai: The 28th Flower Show, organized by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (Bmc) and the Tree Authority, was held at Veermata Jijamata Udyan in Byculla, Mumbai, attracting over 3 lakh visitors. This three-day annual event, now in its 28th edition, showcased breathtaking floral displays and green landscapes, drawing Bollywood celebrities and international dignitaries alike.
Renowned actors Jackie Shroff, Ranjeet, Shahbaz Khan, Vijay Patkar, Neha Joshi, Kishori Sahane ,and actress-influencer Ekta Jainwere among the star-studded guests who attended and appreciated the vibrant exhibition. The event also saw the presence of Jeetendra Pardeshi, Superintendent of Garden, Bmc, who expressed his gratitude to all celebrity attendees and visitors. Additionally, the Consul Generals of Japan, Sweden, and Malaysia were present, highlighting the global appeal of the
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“Might I have a word? I hope you don’t mind. (I need) just a minute,” he said, as the actors made way for the prince. Charles then went on to recite, “To be or not to be – that is the question,” as the audience cheered for him.
Later, when asked about the prince’s surprise appearance, Helen Mirren said, “Never act with children, animals... or Prince Charles!” Earlier in the day, the prin
Renowned actors Jackie Shroff, Ranjeet, Shahbaz Khan, Vijay Patkar, Neha Joshi, Kishori Sahane ,and actress-influencer Ekta Jainwere among the star-studded guests who attended and appreciated the vibrant exhibition. The event also saw the presence of Jeetendra Pardeshi, Superintendent of Garden, Bmc, who expressed his gratitude to all celebrity attendees and visitors. Additionally, the Consul Generals of Japan, Sweden, and Malaysia were present, highlighting the global appeal of the
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Prince Charles pays tribute to Shakespeare
During a recent televised tribute to Shakespeare on the Bard’s 400th birthday, Prince Charlesinterrupted a star-studded performance to recite a line from Hamlet. Celebrities, including Oscar winner Judi Dench, Benedict Cumberbatch (who portrayed Hamlet on stage last year) and Lord Of The Rings actor Ian McKellenwere giving their own humourous takes on how the famous “To be or not to be” soliloquy should be performed, when the royal, who was attending the event with Camilla, took centrestage.
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“Might I have a word? I hope you don’t mind. (I need) just a minute,” he said, as the actors made way for the prince. Charles then went on to recite, “To be or not to be – that is the question,” as the audience cheered for him.
Later, when asked about the prince’s surprise appearance, Helen Mirren said, “Never act with children, animals... or Prince Charles!” Earlier in the day, the prin