Windows
Thu, 26 Oct 2000, 02:18 pmWalter Plinge1 post in thread
Windows
Thu, 26 Oct 2000, 02:18 pmIt ain't about Bill Gates and the obvious reference to the computerised society was largely left unmilked, however I did find this show very entertaining and quite moving in places.
Congratulations to the writer/director and cast for a job well done. It goes to show that simplicity of presentation is not necessarily boring.
I note that the first half featured 3 women and the second half 3 men (well...). Would it have hurt to mix it up a bit?
I did think the ending was a bit iffy. It would have been fine to have the characters all do their 'curtain call' from their windows, sing the last song and finish. The way I saw it done on Friday 20/10 seemed to drag on a bit too long.
Anyway Jedda, keep up the good work!
Congratulations to the writer/director and cast for a job well done. It goes to show that simplicity of presentation is not necessarily boring.
I note that the first half featured 3 women and the second half 3 men (well...). Would it have hurt to mix it up a bit?
I did think the ending was a bit iffy. It would have been fine to have the characters all do their 'curtain call' from their windows, sing the last song and finish. The way I saw it done on Friday 20/10 seemed to drag on a bit too long.
Anyway Jedda, keep up the good work!
Walter PlingeThu, 26 Oct 2000, 02:18 pm
It ain't about Bill Gates and the obvious reference to the computerised society was largely left unmilked, however I did find this show very entertaining and quite moving in places.
Congratulations to the writer/director and cast for a job well done. It goes to show that simplicity of presentation is not necessarily boring.
I note that the first half featured 3 women and the second half 3 men (well...). Would it have hurt to mix it up a bit?
I did think the ending was a bit iffy. It would have been fine to have the characters all do their 'curtain call' from their windows, sing the last song and finish. The way I saw it done on Friday 20/10 seemed to drag on a bit too long.
Anyway Jedda, keep up the good work!
Congratulations to the writer/director and cast for a job well done. It goes to show that simplicity of presentation is not necessarily boring.
I note that the first half featured 3 women and the second half 3 men (well...). Would it have hurt to mix it up a bit?
I did think the ending was a bit iffy. It would have been fine to have the characters all do their 'curtain call' from their windows, sing the last song and finish. The way I saw it done on Friday 20/10 seemed to drag on a bit too long.
Anyway Jedda, keep up the good work!