I do love and appreciate that DT always seems so engaged and thoughtful in his interviews. Sometimes, when asked a question, he looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights, but I think that is his way of processing the discussion. He is respectful of the others talk, and does not interrupt. In any case, I do enjoy these lengthy interviews in which he has time to present his ideas. I would gladly register for a course by DT on Shakespeare…could just be stream of consciousness.
Finally! I've been waiting for ages for this! Saw this twice, thanks to the 5 Pound tickets, and this throws me right back :D One of the best things I've seen.
Reviews are important to get a flavour of the plays before viewing the plays. Then review with artists their views.Thanks all artists.Ann Deakin Warwick
I had a minor geekout when it was revealed David wore the late Ian Richardson's ring. He was my definitive Sherlock Holmes. Is there a video of Ian's performance as Richard anywhere?
Ha ha! You saw The Sign of Four, made in 1982. My father played the one-legged villain with his trusty dwarf, Tonga, in tow. I was 14 when he did that...
I do love and appreciate that DT always seems so engaged and thoughtful in his interviews. Sometimes, when asked a question, he looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights, but I think that is his way of processing the discussion. He is respectful of the others talk, and does not interrupt. In any case, I do enjoy these lengthy interviews in which he has time to present his ideas. I would gladly register for a course by DT on Shakespeare…could just be stream of consciousness.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion. I learned a lot. Thank you !!
Well done!! So amazing that the schools were included in this production, brilliant!!
Finally! I've been waiting for ages for this! Saw this twice, thanks to the 5 Pound tickets, and this throws me right back :D One of the best things I've seen.
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only half way through the show, but wondering if anyone mentioned about "it's Richard ii, i want to paint his finger nails - GOLD"...
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Reviews are important to get a flavour of the plays before viewing the plays. Then review with artists their views.Thanks all artists.Ann Deakin Warwick
wonderful wonderful wonderful
Thank you...I learned a lot.
I had a minor geekout when it was revealed David wore the late Ian Richardson's ring. He was my definitive Sherlock Holmes. Is there a video of Ian's performance as Richard anywhere?
Ha ha! You saw The Sign of Four, made in 1982. My father played the one-legged villain with his trusty dwarf, Tonga, in tow. I was 14 when he did that...
Very nice. Thank you! :)
That was totally enjoyable.