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Great performancesTheatreGreat performances: Judi Dench in Antony and CleopatraIn Peter Hall’s 1987 National Theatre production, Dench took Shakespeare’s character and re-created it from her own personality and imagination
In the case of Judi Dench, one is confronted by an embarrassment of riches. I could choose her famous 1976 Lady Macbeth, opposite Ian McKellen, that suggested a terrified apprehension of the satanic powers the thane’s wife has invoked. In that same Stratford season, Dench was also an unforgettable Beatrice to Donald Sinden’s Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing: this was a woman whose bright-eyed merriment concealed a badly bruised heart. Read More...