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It was one of the subjects that [[Clara Oswald]]'s English class at [[Coal Hill School]] covered during the year. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Spirits of the Jungle (comic story)|Spirits of the Jungle]]'') | It was one of the subjects that [[Clara Oswald]]'s English class at [[Coal Hill School]] covered during the year. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Spirits of the Jungle (comic story)|Spirits of the Jungle]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
In 2016, [[BBC One]] aired a televised version of the play adapted by ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[head writer]] and [[executive producer]] [[Russell T Davies]], with music by [[Murray Gold]], starring [[Matt Lucas]], [[Bernard Cribbins]], [[Colin MacFarlane]], [[Richard Wilson (actor)|Richard Wilson]], [[Nonso Anozie]] and [[Eleanor Matsuura]], and had many of [[BBC Wales]]' ''Doctor Who'' crew working on it. | |||
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Revision as of 18:07, 4 June 2016
A Midsummer Night's Dream was a play by William Shakespeare. The Fourth Doctor called it the "one with the ass's head and the chink in the wall". He suggested that he could play Thisbe and Romana II Pyramus — or "the other way round". K9 Mark II he imagined could play the part of the Lion, but K9 seemed unenthusiastic.
Romana II once forewent a performance of the play in order to see the comparatively "more useful … and much funnier" The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The Doctor didn't share her opinion, pushing back by saying, "Oh I don't know, I rather like old Shakespeare." (PROSE: A Midsummer's Nightmare)
It was one of the subjects that Clara Oswald's English class at Coal Hill School covered during the year. (COMIC: Spirits of the Jungle)
Behind the scenes
In 2016, BBC One aired a televised version of the play adapted by Doctor Who head writer and executive producer Russell T Davies, with music by Murray Gold, starring Matt Lucas, Bernard Cribbins, Colin MacFarlane, Richard Wilson, Nonso Anozie and Eleanor Matsuura, and had many of BBC Wales' Doctor Who crew working on it.
