You just drop into a site and find things.
The RSC has video to watch - interviews, extracts, bits and bobs.
Why didn't I know that?
http://www.rsc.org.uk/explore/
Friday, August 31, 2007
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My reflections and thoughts on the works of William Shakespeare, how he inputs the world (dreadful way of putting it isn't it?) and how my world reflects on and is reflected in his work.
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2 comments:
A time for discoveries. I came across a really neat video of Ian McKellen working through the opening speech in Richard III the other day when I was doing some research on RSC.
http://www.stageworkmckellen.org/
I saw Lear and The Seagull in repertoire the other day - fantastic! Although I must admit that I was more engaged by the latter - there's just something special about a brand new story.
When did you get to work with Willy? During your teaching days?
Just checking out that site.
Re: Willy - many moons ago. He was auditioning his first Australian 'Blood Brothers' star at the time - so that tells you we are back before you were born!
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