Critique and analyze at least three of the following performances of Hamlet’s To be or not to be soliloquy. Which one best expresses your idea of how it should be performed? Be sure that you identify your favorite performance(s) in your introduction. What qualities, attitudes, and concerns that Shakespeare wanted the audience to see in Hamlet are highlighted by the performance you like best? What makes the other performances less successful in your view? 

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Branagh’s Hamlet

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Olivier’s Hamlet

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Gibson’s Hamlet

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