Names changed to protect the innocent
Fri, 30 Apr 2004, 10:47 pmcrgwllms27 posts in thread
Names changed to protect the innocent
Fri, 30 Apr 2004, 10:47 pmThis should possibly go in the 'Theatre Reviews' section, but I can't actually bring myself to write a review about what I saw tonight. It was, in all probability, the single worst piece of theatre I've ever seen. The writing, characters, production, directing, and acting were all atrocious. I actually enjoyed myself immensely, but for all the wrong reasons. Also it helped a fair bit that I was fairly well inebriated.
I don't have the heart to mention any details. But it's certainly made me feel more tolerant to a lot of other shows with only half the talent.
Craig
somewhere in NSW
I don't have the heart to mention any details. But it's certainly made me feel more tolerant to a lot of other shows with only half the talent.
Craig
somewhere in NSW
Re: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Mon, 3 May 2004, 05:19 pmM wrote:
> Nothing like rash, ill-considered, uninformed comment is
> there? Sort of the communicative equivalent of brute force
> and ignorance.
>
> Remember there are two sides to every story.
>
> Unless you are involved in a theatre company. Then there are
> sixteen sides, fourty seven sub-sides, a hundred and eighty
> two variations on each version and an inifinite number of
> heros, villains and opinions to every story.
>
> Leah
What were you there, Leah?
Greg (Lord Byron) Ross dropped out (or climbed out) two weeks before the show, because he didn't (or couldn't) get his lines down and blamed the leading lady.
Enuff said...
> Nothing like rash, ill-considered, uninformed comment is
> there? Sort of the communicative equivalent of brute force
> and ignorance.
>
> Remember there are two sides to every story.
>
> Unless you are involved in a theatre company. Then there are
> sixteen sides, fourty seven sub-sides, a hundred and eighty
> two variations on each version and an inifinite number of
> heros, villains and opinions to every story.
>
> Leah
What were you there, Leah?
Greg (Lord Byron) Ross dropped out (or climbed out) two weeks before the show, because he didn't (or couldn't) get his lines down and blamed the leading lady.
Enuff said...
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