00:00This famous play was first performed on the courtyard stage of the Holy Day Inn, across the river from Timms in Hollywood, then a bustling suburb of Elizabethan England.
00:14Unfortunately, following the burning of the original Fire Sign Theater in 1662 by the Puritan, and the following restoration of the Fire Sail Theater in 1666, many of the plays were lost.
00:29For instance, Anything You Want To, of course, was their most famous surviving play. However, in its original form, it was performed in five acts, three of them unnatural, and two of them against the state.
00:41Of these, only the first three survived. However, Solid State U is at present attempting to assemble a complete version of this classical tragic comedy.
00:52Tonight, we will spotlight the second act. The scene is a graveyard. Two soldiers view the ghost of King Bernardo, and by his instructions, they summon young Prince Edmund from his fleet in Capo Flem.
01:07Now, young Edmund, faced with the ghost, let's contemplate the meaning of death and procreation. Let the play begin.
01:14Let the play begin.
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01:38Oh, to the ghost, my fault!
01:44Evacuate into the morning, this old dress, all right?
01:49Come not go through, spirit cold, or I'll spread your secret to the last butthole.
01:55Arr, put up your fight, Pete.
01:58It's I, onward on your battle, mate.
02:02I mean, battle, mate, your mind.
02:04You're just, just couldn't be panted up, though.
02:07It's only right that you can show me up again.
02:09You wank and clank and grit with terror.
02:14I'm sorry, Matt.
02:16It's fable King Bernardo really wants.
02:20You can't tell, Jellia.
02:23If I be Jellia, we'll be in breakfast.
02:25Oh, yes, touch upon us.
02:28Ah, come fill your care.
02:30We'll meet the dawn with all those up.
02:32Ben, you boys, Ben.
02:34Oh, who's going there?
02:40A real boat.
02:42Up upon the battle, mate.
02:44They seem to blow it.
02:45Now what, I'm going to say, let's get a breath.
02:47Let's shop as boaters with feet.
02:51Now, let's get the boaters with, on my day to be clambered, and.
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