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Henry IV, Part One

Henry IV, Part One (Dramatized)

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Henry IV, Part One

De: William Shakespeare
Narrado por: Julian Glover, Jamie Glover, Full Cast
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In this BBC full-cast production of Henry IV Part 1, the lines between royalty and commoners are blurred. What, and who, makes a great ruler?

Father and son Julian Glover and Jamie Glover star as King Henry and his son Hal in this powerful production, which also stars Timothy West and Prunella Scales.

BBC radio has a unique heritage when it comes to Shakespeare. Since 1923, when the newly-formed company broadcast its first full-length play, generations of actors and producers have honed and perfected the craft of making Shakespeare to be heard.

In this acclaimed BBC Radio Shakespeare series, each play is introduced by Richard Eyre, former Director of the Royal National Theatre. Revitalised, original and comprehensive, this is Shakespeare for the modern day.

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King Henry IV introduces one of Shakespeare's greatest literary characters, Falstaff. This historical play hops along nicely and has wonderful parallels in its characters that serve to emphasize the duality of each character's role in the play (and history). This is not one of my favorites and it seems that I prefer the tragedies over Shakespeare's historical plays, but of course, this being Shakespeare and all, it was well worth the read.

Falstaff!!

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I enjoyed this radio production. The only weak points for me concern abridgment. The performance is slightly abridged which isn't generally a problem, although surprisingly the performance omits Hotspur's famous boast in Act one, scene three (By heaven methinks...). Also the Audible website does not appear to have the full list of actors.

Enjoyed it. But slightly abridged

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I enjoyed this audio play, but I still prefer the Arkangel version. Both have the Glovers as the two kings. The biggest difference is the Falstaff. Both are good, but the Falstaff of Richard Griffiths seems much more vibrant and alive. Overall, this recording seems more contrived and remote, like the difference between a movie and a live play.

Seems of the screen rather than the stage

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A good all-around version of this Shakespeare classic. I enjoyed it. DN

Henry IV part I

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This production is useless to anyone who wants to hear Shakespeare's play because much of the text is missing.

it's not the complete text

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Invariably, and inexcusably, BBC shortens Shakespeare, and they apply an ax rather than a scalpel. This is a particularly egregious example. As one would expect, the introducer emphasizes the genius that Falstaff represents as a comic creation, and he tells us: "It is said, that Elizabethan audiences used to stop cracking their nuts when Falstaff came on stage, so as not to miss a syllable. They had the right idea." To give you just an example: In Act I, scene two, 55 lines of a total of 215 are omitted, 30 of which are Falstaff's.

This is not slightly abridging; it is butchery.

Heavily abridged...

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