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Originally posted by Zippy View PostI don't hold with those 'modern' Shakespeare productions
I definitely hold with those.
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Originally posted by Board Game Geek View PostI think that would be ace !
Imagine Patrick Stewart doing a serious monologue in something like Henry V, and then at a key moment turning to a fellow actor to give him orders and saying "Make it so !", followed by a wink to the audience.
I'm sure all would be forgiven ! Even the non-trekkies would have a giggle !
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostA Trekkie, moi ?
There are quite a few email lists you can get on to get advance notice of what shows are on.
Anyway, I doubt most Trekkies are even slightly interested in Shakespeare. And thank God that any who are don't call out "make it so" etc during the performance
Imagine Patrick Stewart doing a serious monologue in something like Henry V, and then at a key moment turning to a fellow actor to give him orders and saying "Make it so !", followed by a wink to the audience.
I'm sure all would be forgiven ! Even the non-trekkies would have a giggle !
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Originally posted by norrahe View Postplease stop rubbing it in.
It's nigh on impossible to get tickets for anything he's in, as all the bl**dy trekkies nab the tickets first.
There are quite a few email lists you can get on to get advance notice of what shows are on.
Anyway, I doubt most Trekkies are even slightly interested in Shakespeare. And thank God that any who are don't call out "make it so" etc during the performance
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMake it so
I wish I'd been able to see Sir Patrick Stewart (sounds weird, that) in Waiting for Godot earlier this year - I haven't seen the play since a production at the Oxford Playhouse in 1981, but as soon as I heard that he and Sir Ian McKellen were to appear I could imagine what a cracking show it would be. The critics all seemed to think so. Serves me right for taking a gig outside London
Anyway, a well-earned honour IMHO
They'd stay next door to my wife's house in Bath when they were playing in town, Ian even gave us a pair of tickets for the stalls! I sheet you not...
PS: the story aint all that it's just got two really fantastic actors...
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI wish I'd been able to see Sir Patrick Stewart (sounds weird, that) in Waiting for Godot earlier this year ...
It might also have some resonance with current bench-dwellers...
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A Labour Luvvie too.
Calculated to attract the geek vote in an election year?
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I saw him in his one-man Christmas Carol once when I was working in London, the week before Christmas.
A grown-up's Jackanory.
Magical.
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Never seen anything he's been in but have formed the impression that he is a total luvvie knob from interviews on TV. Thankfully my memories of William Shatner as Captain Kirk remain.
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Saw him play Henry IV at Stratford back in 1974 or 1975.
"So shaken are we, so wan with care,
find we a time for frighted place to pant ...."
Great stuff.
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