The interview about Shakespeare

Yes, he's on the streets of Stratford-upon-Avon.

He's on the streets of Stratford-upon-Avon.

He's in the town where the famous English playwright was born

He is interested in young people's opinions about Shakespeare

He is interested in young peoples opinions about Shakespeare

He wants to find out what the youth thinks about Shakespeare and his plays.

Because he has nothing to do.

Can I help you?

How can I help you?

Can I ask you a couple of questions?

Are you interested in Shakespeare's plays?

The first young person with his classmates.

Leon with his girlfriend

All young people.

Not very much

No, he didn't

No, he doesn't

No, he hasn't

He didn't like it because of its old fashioned language and the actors played badly

He didn't like it because the language wasn't modern, so he couldn't understand the plot(сюжет) of that play

He didn't like it because he didn't understand what the characters said during the play

Her school Geography teacher

One of her teachers

The headmaster of her school

Yes, she did. She realized how fantastic they really were

No, she didn't. She couldn't still understand his plays

 breathtaking, interesting, impressive, eye-popping

boring, dull, annoying, horrible

not interesting, good, eye-popping

King Lear, Romeo ad Juliet, Hamlet, Julius Ceasar, Cleopatra and Antony, Stradford-upon-Avon

King Lear, Romeo ad Juliet, Julius Ceasar, Cleopatra and Antony

King Lear, Romeo ad Juliet, Hamlet, Julius Ceasar

Because the playwright wrote about topics which are actual now: love, hate, relations between people in society

Because Shakespeare wrote about politics and young people are interested in politics nowadays

Because all young people like going to the theater to watch Shakespeare's plays

He saw Shakespeare's play in the capital of the UK

Due to (thanks to) the play set in modern times he liked it very much

He watched one play and is going to see another famous play by Shakespeare