Bard101X: To Be, Or Not To Be': Tom Burton

Bard101x: To be, or not to be': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: To be, or not to be': Benjamin McCann

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: 'Rude am I in my speech': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Richard Burton -Hamlet … I have of late …

Richard Burton - the Greatest Poem in the English Language.mpg

Bard101x: 'O, peace, Paulina!': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Richard Burton-To Be or Not to Be (From Prince of Players)

Bard101x: 'What a piece of work is a man!': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Richard Burton is Hamlet II.ii (“What a piece of work is a man…”)

Bard101x: 'That I love the Moor to live with him': Annie Matsouliadis

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: 'Too hot, too hot!': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: 'Once more unto the breach': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: 'O well-painted passion!': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: Lovers and madmen have such seething brains': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Bard101x: 'Take pity of your town': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

To Be Or Not To Be - Hamlet (Andrew Scott Full Soliloquy)

Bard101x: 'Is whispering nothing?': Tom Burton

Bard101x: Shakespeare Matters

Hamlet "To be or not to be" - Richard Burton (1964)