I don't recall if I told you, but that poem, and reference to the excoriating review, got us to see the movie, just for larks and laughs.
No, you didn't tell me! Oh, your eyes. Was it at least dreadful enough to be funny?
The poem on the other hand--awesome. I'm glad to know it found a home.
Thank you!
(Have you blogged about seeing a performance elsewhere? If so, forgive my poor, poor, memory.)
I saw a production at the Central Square Theater in 2011 (and then disagreed with the Boston Globe about it afterward). I was trying to encourage the Porpentine Players to stage the play—they were already talking about Michael Frayn's Copenhagen next season—but that was before they got the bad news about the Factory Theatre. I'm honestly not sure what their plans are from here.
Now why does something called "Barrington Stage" go and locate in Pittsfield?
I know how to get to Pittsfield by public transit only in 1919!
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No, you didn't tell me! Oh, your eyes. Was it at least dreadful enough to be funny?
The poem on the other hand--awesome. I'm glad to know it found a home.
Thank you!
(Have you blogged about seeing a performance elsewhere? If so, forgive my poor, poor, memory.)
I saw a production at the Central Square Theater in 2011 (and then disagreed with the Boston Globe about it afterward). I was trying to encourage the Porpentine Players to stage the play—they were already talking about Michael Frayn's Copenhagen next season—but that was before they got the bad news about the Factory Theatre. I'm honestly not sure what their plans are from here.
Now why does something called "Barrington Stage" go and locate in Pittsfield?
I know how to get to Pittsfield by public transit only in 1919!