Joseph Fiennes Visits a Class on Iambic Pentameter
Clip: Season 2 Episode 6 | 3m 20s
Joseph Fiennes listens in on a Shakespeare class on Iambic Pentameter.
Joseph Fiennes listens in on a Shakespeare session at a South London evening class. Bruce Wall has taught Shakespeare across the world. His students include city bankers, Broadway actors and several thousand prisoners. In this class, he's teaching the group how to think in Iambic Pentameter, the classic five stress rhythm of Shakespearian text.
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This project is made possible through the generosity of the National Endowment for the Humanities, Howard and Abby Milstein Foundation - lead foundation sponsor with major funding from Rosalind P....
Joseph Fiennes Visits a Class on Iambic Pentameter
Clip: Season 2 Episode 6 | 3m 20s
Joseph Fiennes listens in on a Shakespeare session at a South London evening class. Bruce Wall has taught Shakespeare across the world. His students include city bankers, Broadway actors and several thousand prisoners. In this class, he's teaching the group how to think in Iambic Pentameter, the classic five stress rhythm of Shakespearian text.
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