Showing posts with label Twelfth Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twelfth Night. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Shakespeare in 140 characters: Brit Lit students tweet "Twelfth Night" (Part II)

In preparation for a play they will be performing for TAPA, British Lit students have been working hard on learning the intricacies of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", through reading and re-reading the text, filing out worksheets for their lovable teacher, and, most recently, tweeting the entire play to the entire world. By popular demand, here is another selection of the amazing tweets done by them.


The Characters

#Viola











#Cesario





#Orsino











#Olivia











#TobyBelch











#Maria











#Feste











#Sebastian











#AndrewAguecheek











#Malvolio











#Antonio











Monday, March 4, 2013

Shakespeare in 140 characters: Brit Lit students tweet "Twelfth Night" (Part I)

In preparation for a play they will be performing for TAPA, British Lit students have been working hard on learning the intricacies of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", through reading and re-reading the text, filing out worksheets for their lovable teacher, and, most recently, tweeting the entire play to the entire world. Here is a selection of the amazing tweets done by them.


The Play


Act I, Scene 1 (#a1s1)








Act I, Scene 2 (#a1s2)








Act I, Scene 3 (#a1s3)








Act I, Scene 4 (#a1s4)











Act I, Scene 5 (#a1s5)








Act II, Scene 1 (#a2s1)








Act II, Scene 2 (#a2s2)








Act II, Scene 3 (#a2s3)








Act II, Scene 4 (#a2s4)








Act II, Scene 5 (#a2s5)








Act III, Scene 1 (#a3s1)








Act III, Scene 2 (#a3s2)








Act III, Scene 3 (#a3s3)








Act III, Scene 4 (#a#s4)








Act IV, Scene 1 (#a4s1)











Act IV, Scene 2 (#a4s2)











Act IV, Scene 3 (#a4s3)











Act V, Scene 1 (#a5s1)



















Thursday, January 12, 2012

Every Shakespeare comedy in less than 4 minutes

The A-Day British Lit class watched a video on Thursday of the Reduced Shakespeare Company's interpretation of the Bard's comedies. Here it is for them (in case they need the refresher).



Remember: the assignment is to compare this to what we've seen in Twelfth Night and 10 Things I Hate About You / Taming of the Shrew.

*** NOTE FOR FRIDAY'S B-DAY CLASS: You do not have to do this assignment... yet. You'll probably end up watching this video after Chinese New Year break, and then you can do it. Just chill out for now! ***