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Kenneth Branagh has tackled the Prince of Denmark three times in the last four years: in a BBC radio production which will be re-broadcast on Radio 3 at 7.

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Practice seems to have made perfect, as comparison of the and reviews of his stage Hamlets reveals:. The mercurial changes of mood must be flashed from within, not signalled from outside. At this Mr Branagh is least comfortable and so are we.

We can understand his Hamlet, but seldom feel for him. The voice can soar the verse to the heavens or draw us into his innermost thoughts by its quiet confiding. The marvellous set speeches come as newly-invented; the dangerous mood-swings between the wintery grief of his earliest scenes to the tightrope journey he hazards between feigned madness, careful cunning and deeply felt wounds are expertly Emotiomal. I cannot recommend its brave authority or emotional dexterity too highly or applaud it too loudly.

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At present, Branagh gives one the impression that he would have been capable of killing his source within five minutes of having been commanded to do so. Branagh beautifully captures sudden moments of soul- sick sadness, but there is a wonderful warmth and humour here, as well as shafts of cruelty, sardonic wit and emotional violence.

Yet even in his darkest moments this Hamlet never forfeits the audience's sympathy. Now, however, he is much closer to Hamlet s Emotional Journey ideal Hamlet who, as Agate said, 'must make us cry one minute and shudder the next' '. But that is because it grows out of a highly original production by Adrian Noble. This would-be revenger came across, at times, as a sort of Errol Flynn with a PhD, his swashbuckling actionman pose fated to buckle under the complex burden of consciousness.

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There's still a strong physical charge to the performance he gives in Adrian Noble's new, uncut, arresting if over-interpreted production at the Barbican and a wonderful sense of dangerous, goading levity in the scenes of feigned madness. You can find our Community Guidelines Emtional full here. Want to discuss real-world problems, be involved in the most engaging discussions and hear from the journalists? Start your Independent Premium subscription today.]