Live performances have been the best. Sadly, by definition, they're the hardest to share with folks. I was lucky enough to live for a long time in areas with a lot of colleges and local indie theatre troupes, which in turn meant a lot of cheap and innovative takes on the Bard.
I was lucky enough to be in London in 2013 and got a chance to see this very good interpretation of As You Like It. It did a great job of remaining true-to-form but blending newish elements (modern clothes, cigarette smoking, etc).
Luckily being Royal Shakespeare Company they have a clip on YT.
(Setup for this scene, Orlando is in love with Rosalind....in this scene Rosalind disguises herself as another boy to sneak out how he really feels about her)
I was lucky enough to be in London in 2013 and got a chance to see this very good interpretation of As You Like It. It did a great job of remaining true-to-form but blending newish elements (modern clothes, cigarette smoking, etc).
Luckily being Royal Shakespeare Company they have a clip on YT.
(Setup for this scene, Orlando is in love with Rosalind....in this scene Rosalind disguises herself as another boy to sneak out how he really feels about her)