A Servant to 2 Masters - An inside view
Mon, 19 Dec 2005, 10:00 amLabrug1 post in thread
A Servant to 2 Masters - An inside view
Mon, 19 Dec 2005, 10:00 amSat the 17th saw the final show of Garrick's A Servant to Two Masters.
A show and season that by all accounts was very well received by audiences and was certainly enjoyed by the cast.
I was one of the latter. In all honesty, the show itself was not a technically brilliant production and does not hold the same calibre as more serious comedies (sadly Commedia dellÂ’ Arte is often thought of as Pantomime), I feel that there was a wonderful element which can make even the worst of scripts sparkle with charm and delight.
Comradory!
I am very proud of the fact that I have participated in over thirty productions in the past 12 or so years. There have been wonderful highlights and distressing flops. However the bonds forged in the development of this show will forever live in my heart was a most wonderful experience.
The natural chemistry that flowed from our friendships onto the stage ignited what might have otherwise been reasonable performances into glowing expressions and moments of sheer brilliance.
Thank you to all the cast and crew of this production for making it on of the more positively memorable experiences of my theatrical career.
May we all meet further down the road to stardom.
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A show and season that by all accounts was very well received by audiences and was certainly enjoyed by the cast.
I was one of the latter. In all honesty, the show itself was not a technically brilliant production and does not hold the same calibre as more serious comedies (sadly Commedia dellÂ’ Arte is often thought of as Pantomime), I feel that there was a wonderful element which can make even the worst of scripts sparkle with charm and delight.
Comradory!
I am very proud of the fact that I have participated in over thirty productions in the past 12 or so years. There have been wonderful highlights and distressing flops. However the bonds forged in the development of this show will forever live in my heart was a most wonderful experience.
The natural chemistry that flowed from our friendships onto the stage ignited what might have otherwise been reasonable performances into glowing expressions and moments of sheer brilliance.
Thank you to all the cast and crew of this production for making it on of the more positively memorable experiences of my theatrical career.
May we all meet further down the road to stardom.
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