Shakespearean

After all, the film sees Butler more than hold his own while delivering Shakespearean dialogue alongside the likes of Vanessa Redgrave, Jessica Chastain, and Brian Cox.

But not to worry, if the Shakespearean rhythms aren’t your bag, there are still some options for those who want to check out other playwrights or enjoy tunes from their favorite musicals.

By day, he is portraying the great Shakespearean actor on canvas at home.

He admits that he's not much of an actor, which is ironic given the Shakespearean thespian playing him.

He would come to America, learn English and German, and develop into one of the world’s most accomplished Shakespearean actors.

In the same vein as Hamlet and other Shakespearean anti-heroes, it’s more probable that he’s a tragic figure, destined to self-destruct and fail at anything he sets his mind to.

It's the way a Shakespearean actor speaks.

She wants this Shakespearean, star-crossed ending but is denied it by her own body.

The discovery came as a result of conservation work done by the National Trust on a painting of a Shakespearean scene by 18th Century artist Joshua Reynolds, who died in 1792.

THE Shakespearean drama that is the feud between Phillip Willoughby and Holly Schofield (or is it the other way round?

While Taika Waititi would later lean into the colorful weirdness of the comics, Kenneth Branagh focused on their Shakespearean grandiosity in his initial solo movie for the God of Thunder.

A Weber piano that Lord Olivier played at home, a Bafta best actor gong for Richard III and props of crowns worn by him in various Shakespearean performances are also being sold.

Carter took the stage after a Shakespearean decade.

It's not only very long - as the height of the Shakespearean canon, Hamlet is also a kind of sacred text.

The rest Edelstein knitted together from other Shakespeare plays, some ersatz Shakespearean language or he told the story visually with invented stage business.

A chance encounter with Shakespearean actor Henry Baynton while visiting the dentist led to Holm being trained for admission for the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

During my career I played nine Shakespearean heroines as well as Marguerite Gautier in Camille and Schiller's Maria Stuart.

Finally, he exclaimed, “It’s like Shakespearean, the whole thing,” to summarise the crisis as he saw it.

It’s Shakespearean in that way.

It tells a tragic tale of Shakespearean scope, on a cosmic scale.