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Mar. 23rd, 2005 06:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Hmm, Bard on the Beach is putting a bit of a twist on its normal line-up this season and is showing Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead". Cool, I want to go see it. ^_^ They're putting on Hamlet, too, which makes sense - but I doubt I'll go see it. I studied it last year and that was enough for me... it's very long, and I saw it once years ago. Could've sworn Bard on the Beach had it a few years ago, actually... Lesse, they're also doing As You Like It, which was the first Shakespeare play I ever saw there and I think the first one I ever saw period. Probably won't go to it, then. Not sure about Love's Labour Lost (have they ever put on 4 plays before? Huh), since I don't know anything about it other than their short summary/blurb. I'll ask Mom what she thinks. I would like to see "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern", though - I'm curious about the premise, and I know it's supposed to be very good.
And speaking of Stoppard... *pulls self back to Arcadia review, which is almost done* I want it done and emailed off to my prof by the time Lost starts at 8, so I can relax for the rest of the evening. Pity it's a rerun, but next week's the new one.
Hmm, Bard on the Beach is putting a bit of a twist on its normal line-up this season and is showing Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead". Cool, I want to go see it. ^_^ They're putting on Hamlet, too, which makes sense - but I doubt I'll go see it. I studied it last year and that was enough for me... it's very long, and I saw it once years ago. Could've sworn Bard on the Beach had it a few years ago, actually... Lesse, they're also doing As You Like It, which was the first Shakespeare play I ever saw there and I think the first one I ever saw period. Probably won't go to it, then. Not sure about Love's Labour Lost (have they ever put on 4 plays before? Huh), since I don't know anything about it other than their short summary/blurb. I'll ask Mom what she thinks. I would like to see "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern", though - I'm curious about the premise, and I know it's supposed to be very good.
And speaking of Stoppard... *pulls self back to Arcadia review, which is almost done* I want it done and emailed off to my prof by the time Lost starts at 8, so I can relax for the rest of the evening. Pity it's a rerun, but next week's the new one.
