May 23, 2007
From the desk of Jane Galt:In other news
If you are in the Washington DC area, you should go see Jenufa, if it's still playing at the Kennedy Center, and you should definitely check out Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern are Dead at the Studio Theater. More on the latter later, possibly, when I am not babbling incoherently from exhaustion. Possibly: even on video! Meanwhile, buy your tickets. Tom Stoppard is always brilliant, and probably my favourite living playwright (read into that what you will), but the staging of this one is particularly well done, and several of the performances are exceptionally good.
Posted by Jane Galt at May 23, 2007 12:04 PM | TrackBack | Technorati inbound linksI saw Jenufa at the San Francisco opera. I had never heard of Janacek before and had no expectations. It blew me away. Magnificent music and a non ridiculous story line (unusual for an opera).
I also agree about Tom Stoppard. Always worth seeing.
re: Rosenkrantz et.
I haven't been able to see it on stage. But the movie was clever and hilarious. For one reason or another it was not publicized or shown widely.
Review the story line of Hamlet first.
The movie had its shot--too cold and intellectual. An existential duo flitting about the corners of Hamlet is a tough sell. (Hamlet is a tough sell.) Don't hold your breath waiting for a silver screen version of Arcadia.
By the way, it's Rosencrantz.
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