You saw the theater version of one of my favorite Shakespeare films.
Yes. It was utterly wonderful. Though there was a funny thing about that night. I went with a number of friends, and some of us sat near the front, and the others had seats near the back. Those of us who sat near the front though the show was wonderful and particularly admired the acting. Those who sat near the back weren't all that impressed. We all wondered why. Was being able to see the faces close up so important? I guess it was.
I was even more impressed when I saw Ian McKellen in Macbeth, but that was a much simpler production. It didn't have a train in it!
I think there's contruction everywhere this year. I've never seen so much construction.
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Date: 2007-07-31 01:51 am (UTC)Yes. It was utterly wonderful. Though there was a funny thing about that night. I went with a number of friends, and some of us sat near the front, and the others had seats near the back. Those of us who sat near the front though the show was wonderful and particularly admired the acting. Those who sat near the back weren't all that impressed. We all wondered why. Was being able to see the faces close up so important? I guess it was.
I was even more impressed when I saw Ian McKellen in Macbeth, but that was a much simpler production. It didn't have a train in it!
I think there's contruction everywhere this year. I've never seen so much construction.