The world is mourning the grave loss of the late multifaceted actor, director and theatre guru Zia Moheyuddin who passed away this early morning. And there’s no better way to remember the legend’s legacy than to watch him pay a tribute to the man he looked up to the most, Shakespeare.
It would be an understatement to say that Mohyeddin was a fan of the British playwright. He has, on multiple occasions, not only spoken about his work and directed and adapted plays written by him but has also decoded what makes Shakespeare, Shakespeare. The last play staged at the National Academy of Performing Arts (Napa) directed by Mohyeddin was Shakespeare’s most famous tragic affair, Romeo & Juliet.
Mohyeddin hosted the hugely popular television talk show, The Zia Mohyeddin Show back in the 1970s and there was a whole episode dedicated to his British maestro and his work. To reminisce, get goosebumps, and be nostalgic for the magical voice, the aura, and the enigma that Mohyeddin held, watch this clip of him reciting the work of his favourite, Shakespeare.
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