Twelfth Night | By: Shakespeare
Performers :Night Witches Theatre Company
| Where : Ravenscourt Park, London
| When : 7/97
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80% : Charming and Delightful | ||
Review : The best thing I have seen in ages, every single member of the cast gave a truly inspired performance. They really brought out the magic in the witty and clever writing. Impressive use of a set consisting of just two trees a grass field and a large wooden box. The only fault was that it din't go on long enoug, they cut it down to 90 minutes; when they cut have had it longer and with n interval to give us chance to eat our picnic.
plot : miss understandings, mistaken identity, cross dressing the normal stuff
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Henry V | By: Shakespeare
Performers :RSC ; Star : Mark Ryance..director : Richard Olivier
| Where : Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
| When : 31/5/97
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55% : OK, but didn't bring forth the full magic of Shakespeares words | |
Review : It seems to me that the "Kings" series are just not as good as Shakepeares other works , which are much lighter and yet more poignent | |
plot : The French stand up to Henry; he foolishly decides to fight ; the battle of Agincourt, he wins anyway, well he would we are English and we always win..then he goes and marries the Freanch princess and we all live happily aftercomments :
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Pericles | By: Shakespeare
Performers :College Drama Students
| Where : Oxford College
| When : 12/6/97
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65% : Simple but good | |
Review : Not perfect : but much more entertaining than the production of Henry V I had seen at the Globe a week earlier | |
plot : Another Shakepear case of mistaken identity, with twins and cross dressing. There are twins a boy and a girl on a ship, theres a storm each gets rescued, but by different people so they presume the other one has died etc
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A Midsummers Nights Dream | By: Shakespeare
Performers :Third Party Productions : Producer : Antony Gleave, Director : Ben Benison
| Where : Plowright Theatre Scunthorpe
| When : 20/6/97
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60% : | |
Review : quite a lot of clever tricks | |
plot : The fairies try to help in the story of unrequieted love
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Richard III | By: Shakespeare
Performers :The English Shakespeare Company
| Where : On Video
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35% : Not very entertaining | |
Review : It seems to me that the "Kings" series are just not as good as Shakepeares other works , which are much lighter and yet more poignent | |
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Sorry got deleted.. will update when I get the time