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This Richard's mad, bad and dangerous to know! Richard III, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
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SINISTER, ungodly, depraved and diabolically cruel - Robert
Lindsay brought out the very worst in Shakespeare's most admired
villain.
His skilful performance set a chilling scene of the deepest
winter
of discontent, with perfect timing and amazing facial expressions
intensifying the Bard's text.
We even caught magic glimpses of Woolfie, from Citizen Smith
days,
as Lindsay added comic touches to Richard, Duke of Gloucester,
plotting his evil route to the throne.
At times he was almost a likeable rogue - but 'almost' was the
operative word. The brutal murders of whoever stood in his way - ...
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