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A lesson on dialogue

Hamlet, Act 3 Scene 2 So starts Hamlet's advice to the group of visiting players as he seeks to outline the importance of what is said in drama and the importance of this being heard and enjoyed by the audience. Indeed, it is this communication between actors and audience - rather than the communication between characters in the play - that is his primary concern and so it should be for all students of drama. While...

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