I quite like the play, the one thing that is odd is, that the guy who plays Leonard always looks at the audience when he speaks. That looks more like talking to the audience rather than with the other actors.
I quite enjoyed this! The last ten minutes didn't quite have the drama that they might have had, though. Watching this in England, I was quite impressed with the accents - some better than others, of course. It's probably the frequent lack of the short "i" sound in unstressed syllables that's the biggest giveaway (Austrailian "isn't it?" sounds something like "isn't at?" to English ears) and that seems hard for Australians to overcome.
I quite like the play, the one thing that is odd is, that the guy who plays Leonard always looks at the audience when he speaks. That looks more like talking to the audience rather than with the other actors.
I quite enjoyed this! The last ten minutes didn't quite have the drama that they might have had, though. Watching this in England, I was quite impressed with the accents - some better than others, of course. It's probably the frequent lack of the short "i" sound in unstressed syllables that's the biggest giveaway (Austrailian "isn't it?" sounds something like "isn't at?" to English ears) and that seems hard for Australians to overcome.