#26
Posted: 1/24/13 at 9:02pm
McKellen is fantastic in this play. I know that the Roundabout got raves...but I found it awfully shallow, seeing it after the Stewart/McKellen production in London.
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#27
Posted: 1/24/13 at 9:49pm
I, too, enjoyed the London production. I especially liked McKellen, but they were both fun, and Stewart wasn't pompous at all. I will try to see No Man's Land.
#28
Posted: 1/25/13 at 12:43am
I have to own up to neither having seen nor read 'Waiting for Godot'. I'm looking forward to seeing what I hope will be two great performances.
As for Stewart, generally, I always feel as though there is such a sparkle in his eye that I never feel that he comes off as pompous.
Maybe I'm reading too much into a simple case of chronic hyper-secretion, but I love watching him act.
As for Stewart, generally, I always feel as though there is such a sparkle in his eye that I never feel that he comes off as pompous.
Maybe I'm reading too much into a simple case of chronic hyper-secretion, but I love watching him act.
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#29
Posted: 1/25/13 at 1:18am
I love this play. Always have. I've read there's a '61 tv version with Zero Mostel and Burgess Meredith, which sounds like odd but fascinating casting. I will most certainly see this version should it come here.
"As for Stewart, generally, I always feel as though there is such a sparkle in his eye that I never feel that he comes off as pompous."
That's more or less what I meant when I said sometimes even Patrick Stewart thinks he's pompous. He's usually ready to mock himself. I thought he was a brilliant Prospero in The Tempest at The Delacort.
"As for Stewart, generally, I always feel as though there is such a sparkle in his eye that I never feel that he comes off as pompous."
That's more or less what I meant when I said sometimes even Patrick Stewart thinks he's pompous. He's usually ready to mock himself. I thought he was a brilliant Prospero in The Tempest at The Delacort.
#30
Posted: 1/25/13 at 8:43am
I had reservations before seeing it at the haymarket as its never been an interesting play for me but McKellen made it a masterclass and I found it utterly fascinating.
Ronald Pickup was also amazing.
Ronald Pickup was also amazing.
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