Sudden random explosion of Shakespeare glee and geekery!

[brynnmck]

This morning in the car, the line "I know you of old" popped into my head, and I couldn't remember where it was from, and then I realized it was Much Ado. And there is Slings and Arrows talk going around my flist right now, in one of those happy coincidences of fandom, and-in addition to getting ridiculously excited about the S&A panel at bitchinparty, even

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[sansets]

Dude, the Stratford tickets might be expensive but OH SO WORTH IT. I've managed to swing going 5 times in that past 8 years, and I don't think I've ever been disappointed by a single production. 100% PURE AWESOMESAUCE. (Yes, I am biased because that was the first real non-musical theater I'd ever seen and it made me fall madly in love, but I don't care. MAGIC.)

ETA: And I got distracted by my Stratford! *flails!* dance, but Twelfth Night!! That is my play!! It made me become an English major! So much awesome contained in one post I can hardly stand it! \0/

[meresy]

Dude, I grew up 15 minutes drive from Stratford and I've been to the Festival . . . all of twice. Ha.

Made fun of the tourasses plenty, though. *eg*

[brynnmck]

Dude! You must go! You owe it to me, so that I can live vicariously through you! Hee.

[meresy]

Hee. I just might. The BFF went to Lear without me last year and I was rather put out. I could easily go . . . all I'd need to do is buy tickets and go stay at home. :P

[brynnmck]

I would LOVE to get there someday. I must! I thought of you when I was checking the schedule--if I don't get to go this year, you must give me a full report. :)

I adore Twelfth Night. It's so much fun! And such beautiful language, and Viola is so awesome, and I never seem to get tired of it. We must discuss further at the con, when we have time! *twirls you*