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There Is Some Mysterious Thing That Goes On Whereby, In The Process Of Playing Shakespeare Continuously, Actors Are Surprised By The Way The Language Actually Acts On Them.

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I Don't Think Hamlet Is Mad, Nor Is He Predisposed To Be A Gloomy Or Tragic Figure.

So Many Plays With Magic In Them That Would Be A Terrific Invitation To An Imaginative Animation Team.