LJ refusing to load flist... weird. Too tired for this LJ. Ggrr.
But just got back from seeing Propeller perfoming Twelfth Night and *damn* were they good. I already knew they were after seeing 'Shrew in the autumn but tonight just backed it up. Even my dad, who is the least Shakespeare-y, literary kind of person you'll meet and who sulked about being made to go and see it *all day* really enjoyed it. I love this theatre company. They're awesome. I'm only regretting not being able to see the two plays back to back (and see them again; I wish they'd sell DVDs of the performances. I know it's not as good but it's *something*.) I'm also not, in any way, still crushingcrazily like a crazy thing on Simon Scardifield (the guy wearing a dress in the icon.) Nope. In no way at all. I was just happy he spent so much time on stage tonight and dropped his trousers at one point because he is a superb actor.
Which is an excellent excuse, because he is. ;)
In short: awesome. Maybe not quite as good as 'Shrew but our seats were uncomfortable and there was a... what's the politically correct way to say disabled these days? :-/ anyway, a girl who made a lot of noise, especially during the second half, so that might've contributed (will not rant on this point, because it is direly uncomfortable and a minefield of unpolitical correctness but there does reach a point when you have to consider the rest of the people in the audience and the actors too.) More annoying was the little boy humming in front of us, since he only had the excuse of being a bored little brat. If I hadn't had pretty men acting to distract me, I would've whacked him on the head with my shoe. Humming through a play! An amazing, funny, fantastic play! Peasant.
I love Propeller. I hope they keep together and keep doing stuff, so I can keep going to see them in future. Plus the 'rents liked it, so I can just get them to take me. ^_^ Shiny.
But just got back from seeing Propeller perfoming Twelfth Night and *damn* were they good. I already knew they were after seeing 'Shrew in the autumn but tonight just backed it up. Even my dad, who is the least Shakespeare-y, literary kind of person you'll meet and who sulked about being made to go and see it *all day* really enjoyed it. I love this theatre company. They're awesome. I'm only regretting not being able to see the two plays back to back (and see them again; I wish they'd sell DVDs of the performances. I know it's not as good but it's *something*.) I'm also not, in any way, still crushing
Which is an excellent excuse, because he is. ;)
In short: awesome. Maybe not quite as good as 'Shrew but our seats were uncomfortable and there was a... what's the politically correct way to say disabled these days? :-/ anyway, a girl who made a lot of noise, especially during the second half, so that might've contributed (will not rant on this point, because it is direly uncomfortable and a minefield of unpolitical correctness but there does reach a point when you have to consider the rest of the people in the audience and the actors too.) More annoying was the little boy humming in front of us, since he only had the excuse of being a bored little brat. If I hadn't had pretty men acting to distract me, I would've whacked him on the head with my shoe. Humming through a play! An amazing, funny, fantastic play! Peasant.
I love Propeller. I hope they keep together and keep doing stuff, so I can keep going to see them in future. Plus the 'rents liked it, so I can just get them to take me. ^_^ Shiny.