Throw a Goat For “Trolls: World Tour”
A sweet, singalong distraction with several positive messages.
The Standard Deviants: Shakespeare Tragedies (2000)
You know, a lot of people love and enjoy Shakespeare's plays. But, just as many people complain that they don't "get" Shakespeare. That's not surprising, because Shakespeare can be really tough to handle. But don't worry, the Standard Deviants are going to teach you Shakespeare like it's never been taught before!
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You know, a lot of people love and enjoy Shakespeare's plays. But, just as many people complain that they don't "get" Shakespeare. That's not surprising, because Shakespeare can be really tough to handle. But don't worry, the Standard Deviants are going to teach you Shakespeare like it's never been taught before!
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary, History, Drama
Written By:Paul Crapol, Paul Crapol
In Theaters:4/18/2000
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Cast
Sam Genovese
Director
Gelila Asres Hurwitz
Herself
Philip Baedecker
Titus Andronicus / King Lear
Sara Barker
Juliet / Lady Macbeth / Cordelia
Herschel Bleefeld
Himself / Groundling / Mercutio / Porter
Ken Bon
Himself
Andy Campbell
Himself
Tim Gore
Himself / Iago / Macduff
Lara Hopewell
Herself
Scot McKenzie
Romeo / Banquo / Edgar
Tessa Munro
Herself / Desdemona
Shaun Powell
Himself / Chorus / Horatio / Cassio (voice)
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