Henry IV

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Henry IV

Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:51pm

I think these are the best reviews I've read so far this season... the NY Times, the Post, and Broadway.com are raving about this at Lincoln Center Theater, especially Kevin Kline as Falstaff. Has anyone seen it yet? I have tix for next Saturday... I wasn't sure about sitting through a 4 hour play but now I can't wait!

#2

re: Henry IV

Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:52pm

Lucky duck! Wish I could get a chance to see it.

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#3

re: Henry IV

Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:54pm

Isn't Kline a Broadway darling? Has he ever received a bad review?

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#4

re: re: Henry IV

Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:58pm

I am so excited to see this production...sorry just had to share.

#5

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 9:53am

Gotham,

Read the Frank Rich review of his Hamlet.

Luckily, I worked late and read some of the reviews, so I went online and snagged a seat for next week's Wed. Matinee. 8th row center!!!

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 9:56am

DOUBLE Lucky Double Ducky.

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#7

Henry IV

Posted: 11/21/03 at 9:57am

Make sure to read and digest as much as possible the 4 page program note insert. It will help you understand who everyone is and what their relationship is. It is very dense.

My only regret is that I did not until after the show.

Have fun.

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#8

re: Henry IV

Posted: 11/21/03 at 10:00am

thanks for the advice, Mr.!

And Namo,

I'll tell you all about it

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#9

re: re: Henry IV

Posted: 11/21/03 at 2:19pm

I'd really like to see Ethan Hawke in the show, as well as Kevin Kline. Wow, it's a long show though: 3 acts, so it will be worth the money!

#10

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 4:05pm

Looking at the photo ops of the opening nights ,Ethan Hawke doesn't look too healthy..

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 4:05pm

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#12

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 4:09pm

That's true, but I still wanna' see him. He's a great actor.

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 4:09pm

I love him in Reality Bites.

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 4:18pm

One of the first movies I saw him in was Dead Poet's Society, and that was not too long ago, but he was like 17 or something in that movie. And plus, I'd like to see a traditional play like Henry IV.

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 11:24pm

When I met him after the show, he looked gaunt. Perhaps all the tabloid stories are getting to him?

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Posted: 11/21/03 at 11:35pm

Man, oh man, can Kevin Kline pass for a Santa Claus. Now that's a lap I wouldn't mind sitting on....