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skittlebunny · Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:34 pm Post subject:

Very exciting, and I like the photo that goes with that article. . .also, anyone notice how villains are mentioned, but not noted as the ONLY thing he does?

It would be nice for him to be in more plays, although I hope he can do some work in this country -it would be nice to have the opportunity to meet him. I think he will only be at the preview dates for his play, if he is there at all, it's just a feeling I have.

journalista · Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:17 am Post subject:

Nice avatar Skittle... must be new... did you have one before?

You're so fortunate theatre is a priority in your country. Of course, we have Broadway, but there's nothing that compares to a classically trained British actor... I love Shakespeare but there aren't often decent productions here.

Although I must say that the local university's drama department does a smashing job... They did Macbeth, except it was set in almost a futuristic, sci-fi type atmosphere, and they also put on a really lovely presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

I wish Alan would come as a guest lecturer. There have been a couple of good ones there, actually - Ed Harris and Franco Colavecchia both were there in that capacity. So Alan, if you're reading this... COME TO COLGATE!!!
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