I like Ben Elton. A lot.
But I lurve Eddie Izzard. Can you see him as Dogberry?
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I like Ben Elton. A lot.
But I lurve Eddie Izzard. Can you see him as Dogberry?
Billy Crystal gave the only funny Gravedigger performance I've ever seen. Hats off to him.
For any UK-istas with Sky, apparently from Monday they'll be showing Buffy from the first ep at noon every weekday. Which is a good thing. VCRs at the ready, methinks.
And don't forget that Firefly starts on Monday too on the SciFi channel!
Yay!
I've already bribed/cajoled/threatened my family into letting me have the front room so I can watch Firefly. Damnable digital only being on one tv! They can bloody well watch Eastenders upstairs. That's the theory, anyway. In reality, there will probably be some selective, yet convenient amnesia come Monday night.
Sob. Y'all Brits are giving up wigs? And taking the drama out of the robes?
Next the Guards will be wearing practical uniforms that they could actually fight somebody postdating 1850 in.
And don't forget that Firefly starts on Monday too on the SciFi channel!
I know. And yay indeed. But-- may I just take a moment to scream?
(White font for loud noise) AAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Thank you.
(By way of explanation: Monday, 8 pm. Sci-Fi: Firefly. Sky One: Enterprise. I live in a household containing a dedicated Trekkie. I will be seeing Firefly when Sci-Fi repeat it on Friday.)
Sorry this is so belated, uni has decided to eat me starting with my free-time.
I love your lecturer.I have developed such an academic crush--which may, just possibly, have started around the time she mentioned Buffy in her analysis of the St Crispin's Day speech. The lovely Irish accent isn't helping either.
...someone really, really should write Claudio/Benedick. 'Cause it's canon. Um.
I haven't read the text so I don't know whether it's even remotely canon-esque, but I just went to see the Bell Shakespeare Company's production of Hamlet and I swear Hamlet/Horatio was right there on stage. With the hugging and Hamlet imploring Horatio not to follow him into death and then the dying while clasped in Horatio's arms...*sigh*
Leigh, I know of what you speak, having seen Bell Shakespeare do Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, The Tempest, Lear, and Othello, if my memory serves me correctly. Bell does a very good job usually, but I do have to concede that the best ever live Shakespeare performance that I have attended has to have been The Royal Shakespeare Company's Richard the Third, featuring the amazing Antony Sher. My friend and I were openly sobbing after the Coronation scene (along with the majority of Concert Hall patrons). Absolutely amazing performance.
Edited because parentheses usually come in pairs.