(By the way, there's a name for what you describe, when the audience needs to move about to follow the action. Tis called "promenade theatre")
I had to giggle when I read about your friend being murdered twice. Before I got to the parenthetical bit, a second later, I was thinking: "Wow, that really is a bloody production, if killing folks once still isn't gory enough!" :-D
I didn't see very much Shakespeare when I lived in the States. Only a handful of the bigger shows, really. Like Hamlet, and MacBeth, and a couple of others. It wasn't until I moved to England that I developed a true appreciation for the Bard and his brilliance.
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Date: 2013-07-04 04:26 pm (UTC)(By the way, there's a name for what you describe, when the audience needs to move about to follow the action. Tis called "promenade theatre")
I had to giggle when I read about your friend being murdered twice. Before I got to the parenthetical bit, a second later, I was thinking: "Wow, that really is a bloody production, if killing folks once still isn't gory enough!" :-D
I didn't see very much Shakespeare when I lived in the States. Only a handful of the bigger shows, really. Like Hamlet, and MacBeth, and a couple of others. It wasn't until I moved to England that I developed a true appreciation for the Bard and his brilliance.
Hope all is well with you, my friend!