"It is really such a visual show" - I saw it once staged by a contemporary ballet group (a VERY good one). Without the flesh of the words, the skeleton of the story was chilling. Remembering the rawness of that AND reading / hearing the words again sometimes seems almost too strong of an experience... (I'm approximately the 923 517 865 443 907 612th person on Earth repeating that Shakespeare's a genius.
On a lighter note, have you read Wyrd Sisters from Terry Pratchett? A lovely variation for the story, with the Discworld version of Macbeth and the witches, Plot-Device Actors and someone dreaming of building a theater one day, a theater that is to be called the Dysk.
I’d be willing to bet... to bet the sunshine on my next birthday that you would like it, Rain, and most of the fellow-visitors here, too.
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Date: 2010-04-27 11:10 am (UTC)On a lighter note, have you read Wyrd Sisters from Terry Pratchett? A lovely variation for the story, with the Discworld version of Macbeth and the witches, Plot-Device Actors and someone dreaming of building a theater one day, a theater that is to be called the Dysk.
I’d be willing to bet... to bet the sunshine on my next birthday that you would like it, Rain, and most of the fellow-visitors here, too.