What’s going on at the moment?

Right now, the focus at DF Acting is on Shakespeare – building up articles on speaking his verse and related matters that arise.

For instance, the first article for your perusal is all about starting to work with iambic pentameter and an example for this uses the last two lines of Sonnet 18 (“Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”). This led to fascinating online findings for the sonnet and so a new article all about it, with multimedia links, came into being.

So, enjoy these goodies by viewing the Acting Shakespeare post:

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

Have fun!

Ask Shakespeare!

Incredibly exciting news here, so I’m mentioning it even before I can go into any detail about my own involvement – that’s how exciting this is!

On 2nd February 2011 (yes, next month) Shakespeare organisations, enthusiasts, scholars and professionals worldwide will join together on the AskShakespeare panel, ready to answer your Shakespeare questions.

Find out how this works at bloggingshakespeare.com/askshakespeare and check back for further information here.

O wonderful, wonderful, most wonderful wonderful, and yet again wonderful, and after that, out of all whooping!

Celia enjoying a spot of teasing anticipation-building in As You Like It (Act 3; Sc. 2), but I’m afraid I simply had to “speak apace”!

Waiting in the Wings

With anticipation rising, the Discover Fine Acting Blog is warming up in the wings for its daring debut – a little nervous, but with fine texts to explore and ready to improvise. Keep watching, the show will soon begin!

Meantime, enjoy the About page linked above and wonderful links below. Consider these your programme, to whet the appetite and keep that tip top anticipation on its tip-toes.

Welcome!

The Discover Fine Acting Blog is here to give you tips, insights and information to do with acting. For more about DF Acting, and how to join the mailing list, just check out the About page.

ENJOY!