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i'm not sure if i should be happy by the first line in the "me portion" of this review but...
Matthew Rhys, who barely looks old enough to shave, has all the required ardour of Romeo, and brings a questing intelligence to the role that often puts you in mind of what Hamlet might have been like if Denmark hadn't turned so rotten. The innocence and trust of the love between the pair wrench the heart.
uh...thanks?
show's going well, getting very good reviews and I'm happy for that. We close on the final saturday of the month (the 26th I believe, but...then again I'm never good with dates) and then strike's the next day. I think strike's my favourite part, though i've always been partial to tearing things apart after a goodly amount of time.
i wonder if they'll let me use a sledge hammer ;)
Matthew Rhys, who barely looks old enough to shave, has all the required ardour of Romeo, and brings a questing intelligence to the role that often puts you in mind of what Hamlet might have been like if Denmark hadn't turned so rotten. The innocence and trust of the love between the pair wrench the heart.
uh...thanks?
show's going well, getting very good reviews and I'm happy for that. We close on the final saturday of the month (the 26th I believe, but...then again I'm never good with dates) and then strike's the next day. I think strike's my favourite part, though i've always been partial to tearing things apart after a goodly amount of time.
i wonder if they'll let me use a sledge hammer ;)