Karen McCullough sent in a video link that so amused me, I watched it twice, sent it to Hubby, and am debating about unleashing it on the entire 12 member manager roster of my rotisserie baseball league (yes, confirmed, I am a dork). Nothing is better than mixing Canadians, baseball, and Shakespeare.
“‘Tis a tale told by an umpire, fill of sound and fury, signifying one-nothing.”
TV or no TV, that is not the question!!!
Ahhhhaahhaha!!!
Man, I needed that. :)
Perfect summer fun! Thanks for sharing.
That was just excellent! I’m going to share it with my biz partner who has to read Shakespeare in class. He moans about missing baseball all the time.
Ah, Wayne & Shuster! Sunday night TV through the 70’s. So campy. And so much fun!
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CLAS-SIK Canadian comedy, thank you very much!
I grew up on (Johnny) Wayne & (Frank) Schuster, and their very literate and ahead-of-it’s-time brand of comedy. Sadly they have both now gone on to that great Yuk-Yuk Club in the sky. I used to pray that my family wouldn’t go to church on Sunday evenings, just so I could watch Disney and W&S!!
Oh man, where was that when I was in high school and we had to go to Stratford every spring. I was too young to appreciate Shakespeare then but THIS I would have enjoyed lol.
spaminator: indeed14, no I think I was indeed16 the first time I went.
Fabulous. I wish they were still around.
I was in this in high school. Well, a very low-budget student adaptation of this, anyway.
I’d completely forgotten about it. I think I was a last minute stand-in for...MacDuff.
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amazing. That is so funny.
thank you. so. much.
I wish I’d been able to see them. This was freakin’ brilliant.
I think my favorite line is “Alas, poor Durocher, I knew him. A man of infinite lip.”
Thanks for sharing this.
Having seen two Shakespeare plays in the past week, I actually recognized the source of some of the lines—which only made this funnier. Thanks so much for posting.
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Hmmmm… an acquired taste methinks!
Yay for Wayne and Schuster!
They’re awesome.
absolutely brilliant. Thanks for sharing. I have a friend who is crazy about baseball and Shakespeare. He’s going to so love this!
Hahaha!!!
That’s AMAZING! I think that the Macbeth bits at the end were my favorite just because I had to memorize the “Tomorrow and Tomorrow” soliloquy. It’s all pretty wonderful, though.
I’m glad I’m in theater, because it means that I have so many people to send this to.
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