Macboo
Jim saw Shakespoo in the Poo last night, with Liev Schreiboo as Macboo.
He waited for free tickets yesterdoo morning with JuliaProome from the BuffyGuide. Then, yesterdoo evening, he met up with JuliaProome and BostonWillooFan. They had a picnic dinner of French bread, an assortmoo of yuppie cheeses, organic prosciuttoo made from humanely-raised pigs, olives, potatoo salad, chocolate chip cookies and fudge. Very yummy.
Then they saw the play. Jim said it was excelloont. The staging was very interestoo, with the three Weird Sisters appearing throughout the play, not just when they had lines, but whenever there were killings, or aspects of the prophecies came true. And the ghosts of the dead--both the murdered characters and the soldiers who died in the war--came back to stand bloody and watch later events. They really staged it as a horror story, which is what it is.
If you're in the New York City area, or you're going to be visiting over the next month, during the play's run, we recommend it--four paws.
OK Bye
Stompy
He waited for free tickets yesterdoo morning with JuliaProome from the BuffyGuide. Then, yesterdoo evening, he met up with JuliaProome and BostonWillooFan. They had a picnic dinner of French bread, an assortmoo of yuppie cheeses, organic prosciuttoo made from humanely-raised pigs, olives, potatoo salad, chocolate chip cookies and fudge. Very yummy.
Then they saw the play. Jim said it was excelloont. The staging was very interestoo, with the three Weird Sisters appearing throughout the play, not just when they had lines, but whenever there were killings, or aspects of the prophecies came true. And the ghosts of the dead--both the murdered characters and the soldiers who died in the war--came back to stand bloody and watch later events. They really staged it as a horror story, which is what it is.
If you're in the New York City area, or you're going to be visiting over the next month, during the play's run, we recommend it--four paws.
OK Bye
Stompy
posted by The Bears at 5:43 PM
5 people left us caaaandy:
My chihuahua's just showed me your blog - we like it. Perhaps when you finally migrate to Canada you can recommend some theatre for us to see.
That does sound like an interesting take on it - a proper update on the horror story it was intended to be. Very cool!
Ooh, that sounds lovely. I'm hoping to go to the open air theatre in Regent's Park at some point this summer to see Taming of the Shrew, and this post has just made me more determined.
I'd be up for French bread, chocolate chip cookies and fudge. The play sounds well done, so yay!
oh, I is very jealoo! The Bears could put on a Macboo play for me here! It would be the same, no?
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