The Republic of Heaven

Theater, when it comes to it it is as if i am held in a web of uhhhhhhh.... stuff.
I recentlly saw Becketts Waiting for Godot and was very happy with the result.
Has anyone else seen it, seeing as your all so much more sophisticated than me im guessing you have. But any way just thought i might put something up about it, If it has been done before please dont beat me with some sort of cyber uhhhhhh.....thing

Nothing happens. Nobody comes. Nobody goes. It's awful.

I disagree.

I've read it, but that's not exactly the best way. Sped it up though.

I disagree.

We were all born mad. Some remain so.

Shush, Rosie, you'll offend the pandas.

I've corrected the thread title, for my preferred spelling as well as undoubted correct punctuation.

Shush, Rosie, you'll offend the pandas.

No, no, they're much too Lucky for that.

Nothing happens. Nobody comes. Nobody goes. It's awful.

Pah!

It's brilliant! Ingenious! The whole idea is a great one.

(i'm basically posting on this again because my opening one was... unsatisfactory...)

Neither read nor seen the offending article, but may do upon further tomely purchases.

Oh, what a pity. I was planning on seeing another Beckett play sometime soon. I found Waiting for Godot...interesting. In a nonsensical sort of way, but that's what it was about. There were some parts of it I liked and others that I...wasn't quite so sure about. A more interesting set would also have been appreciated, as I'd have liked something more to look at than two dishevelled guys when I went to see it. But that just seemed the nature of the play. I wanted to see another Beckett to see how it compared. If his style was that of......well, nothing happening...throughout then I can imagine it would get quite bland, but as a one-off I didn't mind...

Nothing happens. Nobody comes. Nobody goes. It's awful.

I don't actually know if repeating a critic is considered embarrassing or not...

When in Moscow, do as the Muscovites do, and go see theater every weekend. So far I have seen The Master and Margarita, Tanya and The White Guard. All were practically flawless. The Master and Margarita was sublime and as deep as the novel (also, it was at the Taganka Theatre, one of the best in Moscow and famed for its avant-garde staging), but I liked Tanya the best because it's a beautiful story.
Oh yes, there was a provocateur in the Taganka Theatre (probably insane) who was eventually taken away by the police. The way the actors improvised around her had to be seen to be believed.

Bump.

Waiting for Godot

Im off to see this Godot next week, we can talk then!

I've spent a little time scanning and OCRing articles in Plays and Players for 1955/56.

Here's the original review: http://www.arcustheatre.co.uk/Godot%20review.pdf

An advertisement counteracting that review: http://www.arcustheatre.co.uk/Godot%20ad.pdf

And an article by Peter Bull (Pozzo) on playing in Godot: http://www.arcustheatre.co.uk/Peter%20B ... 0Godot.pdf

Enjoy!

Im off to see this Godot next week, we can talk then!

And?...

Im off to see this Godot next week, we can talk then!

And?...

Not at all sure, I'm going again on the 10th - ask me after that.

Im off to see this Godot next week, we can talk then!

And?...

Not at all sure, I'm going again on the 10th - ask me after that.

Some people are made of money - or do you get comps?

Im off to see this Godot next week, we can talk then!

And?...

Not at all sure, I'm going again on the 10th - ask me after that.

Some people are made of money - or do you get comps?

Niether.