For her career Helen Mirren performed many brightest characters from Shakespeare's plays. She entered the Royal Shakespeare Troupe at 20 and therefore, from an early age, he knew overseas classics. The actress is confident that he should not be studied at school.
According to Mirren, "Bubny" Shakespeare's drama, when the disciple of only 11 or 12 years old is stupid, because it just repels the student from the brilliant literature. "I don't think Shakespeare should be learn in schools. All young people should perceive Shakespeare as a Living Theater, "answered the actress in a telephone interview with the art of RSK Gregory Duranom. She also clarified that it was to view the play that could cause interest in the work of Shakespeare in young minds, especially since the scene will be easier to be perceived quite complicated in our time the writer's language.
Also, Mirren noted that he was pleased with the fact that gender replacements were now possible in Shakespeare. Thus, the actresses may well play male roles, as he did and helen helen itself in the screening "Storm" in 2010, where Prospero played. "I am so happy that women can do Gamlet, Richard III, Lira," the star noticed, remembering that until her 70 years it was impossible.
However, not all celebrities divided the opinion of Mirren on to remove Shakespeare from the school program. So, Maggie O'Farrell against that the classic was shown only in the theater. "I am against it to be excluded from the curriculum: his work is a challenge for modern children, but you can't underestimate them," the writer answered confidently. She also added that Shakespeare should be part of the Language DNA of each person.