Young Vic; Bussey Building, LondonIt would be worth it for this alone. Michael Sheen's "To be or not to be" is a marvel. It is not only that Sheen makes each phrase ring out fresh and true. He does something extra: he brings out the arc of the speech, and gives it the pulse of an argument; he sounds as if he is delivering the words, without the least rush, on the breath of one thought. This is perfectly framed in Ian…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:06PM on November 12, 2011