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>>Gruber: Renzi said: "Those who think they have got rid of me are wrong". He repeated also that he won't be candidate for the secretariat of the Partito Democratico.

What he's up to, according to you? >>Travaglio: Well, firstly that this is a great threat, for both his friends and electors.

It's a complete anomaly, because no way in the world that a leader who loses a constitutional referendum, then loses twice the local elections in the biggest cities,

and then loses ruinously the general election (halving the votes or at least the percentages, from the European election at 41% to the general one at 18,5%), now he says: "You won't get rid of me"...

What... what should Italians (and the centre-left electors) do in order to make him understand that they want to get rid of him?! At least of his leadership - there would be no problems if he continues to remain a simple senator.

Now I see that he tries to act as a documentary filmmaker; I think he will work also for his friend, the businessman Serra... I mean: he does many things.

Uh... I don't know what he has in mind, because until a few months ago they said he wants to replicate in Italy the Macron's experience...

I wish him to hurry up, because in a while the French kick Macron in the ass...

So (as usual) we'd look like those who are for Blair when Blair is cursed by British, for Clinton when Clinton is already cursed by Americans, now even for Macron...

I think Italians said a very serious thing at the general election, and they were repeating this thing already from a bit of electoral rounds,

that is: if in a country the centre-left doesn't act as the centre-left, then at the end that void is filled by somebody else. It doesn't exist the void in politics.

We may say "the politics for the weakest" if we don't want call it "centre-left" no longer, like on the other side "the politics for the wealthiest and the most powerful".

But... those politics are different, they can't become the same. The rush for the centre has always penalized who did it... it makes no sense.

For more infomation >> Travaglio: "What should Italians do to get rid of Renzi?" - SUB ENG - Duration: 2:11.

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Q&A with Geoff Elliott: What should audiences expect from R&G? - Duration: 0:47.

- There are a lot of belly laughs in this thing,

but you're going to go away

and think a great deal about this play.

The experience that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern go through

is the kind of experience all of us go through.

I think that often we all feel

as though we're in a play somehow.

We just don't know our own lines.

But again, keep in mind

that it's one of the funniest plays ever written.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Abbott and Costello,

Didi and Gogo, Laurel and Hardy, Frick and Frack.

These two guys

are just absolutely a scream.