Antony and Cleopatra...
Jul. 22nd, 2011 11:51 pmWent to see Antony and Cleopatra tonight. I've loved that play since we studied it in grade 13, and I thought it was delightfully slashy. Not just Antony and Enobarbus, but also Cleopatra and Charmian. And it's full of great bits.
I saw it in Windsor Park this evening, on the Rideau River, with
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As usual, my favourite character was Enobarbus, played here by Cari Leslie - who happens to be both female and beautiful, which inverted but did nothing to diminish my sense of the slash potential. Antony, sadly, was not as attractive, as interesting, or as charismatic as Cleopatra (played by Catriona Leger).
Since it was played out of doors, I was able to take photos:

Left to right: Pompey the Pirate (Cari Leslie), Menas (Katie Bunting), Octavian (Stewart Matthews), Lepidus (Geoff McBride), and Marc Antony (Richard Gélinas)
( The death of Antony... )