Re:-My fair lady
Sat, 26 Nov 2005, 09:42 amWalter Plinge10 posts in thread
Re:-My fair lady
Sat, 26 Nov 2005, 09:42 amHats of to Karen Godfrey
What a great show
Catrina what can we say from the moment the show started to the finnish you captivated your audience, your take on Eliza Doolittle was magnificent.
for the rest of the cast as there was so many I thought you were all great.
Unfortunatly your backstage crew let you down a bit,with curtain trouble and noise.
Also a bit dissapointed in the band, seem to be out of tune a lot, the singers did well with what they had.
Got blinded by there lights maybe put some black shades on them to prevent the spill on to the stage and into the audiences eyes.
All in all though a great show.
I thought the set was pretty good.
What a great show
Catrina what can we say from the moment the show started to the finnish you captivated your audience, your take on Eliza Doolittle was magnificent.
for the rest of the cast as there was so many I thought you were all great.
Unfortunatly your backstage crew let you down a bit,with curtain trouble and noise.
Also a bit dissapointed in the band, seem to be out of tune a lot, the singers did well with what they had.
Got blinded by there lights maybe put some black shades on them to prevent the spill on to the stage and into the audiences eyes.
All in all though a great show.
I thought the set was pretty good.
Re: spelling criticism
Sun, 27 Nov 2005, 12:39 pmThankyou "q" ... you beat me to the punch by about 3 minutes...*grin*.
One thing I would like to add to your criticism of Pauline's posting is a query about her form of grammar and punctuation. There doesnÂ’t seem to be one.
I have not yet seen this production of "My Fair Lady", but from all accounts, both first hand from audience patrons and from this site, I would say that "critically acclaimed" could be a marketing ploy for their next foray into theatre.
By all accounts, a job well done.
One thing I would like to add to your criticism of Pauline's posting is a query about her form of grammar and punctuation. There doesnÂ’t seem to be one.
I have not yet seen this production of "My Fair Lady", but from all accounts, both first hand from audience patrons and from this site, I would say that "critically acclaimed" could be a marketing ploy for their next foray into theatre.
By all accounts, a job well done.
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