Edward The Second
December in NYC is such an incredible time especially when you have the chance to see your favourite theatre actor on stage :)
Seeing Edward the Second was such an eye opener for me. The play was powerful and intense and going in it i had no idea what to expect. The talent this cast displayed was incredible, expecially the lead.
The stage itself was interesting. Even though it wasn't an elaborate one, filled with props-it made the play stand out, along with the amazing cast.
Randy was a secondary player with less lines than i anticipated but he had a big scene that he delivered so well, along with a couple of smaller scenes. He had two costume changes one of which included a leather jacket, black riding boots(which he had tucked a hunting knife in)and black velour pants. His hair was slicked back, not short and not long. With mustache, sideburns extending to his lower cheek, and stubble, he took on the role of companion to Gaveston and Edward.
I am not saying much about the play incase others are reading and want to see it (and besides i can't recall how to make a cut right now so this can't be long lol)
but if you are in NYC and are wondering if you should see it-go!
Also stop by the Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas Tree-it's really a wonder and puts you totally into the Christmas spirit!
Seeing Edward the Second was such an eye opener for me. The play was powerful and intense and going in it i had no idea what to expect. The talent this cast displayed was incredible, expecially the lead.
The stage itself was interesting. Even though it wasn't an elaborate one, filled with props-it made the play stand out, along with the amazing cast.
Randy was a secondary player with less lines than i anticipated but he had a big scene that he delivered so well, along with a couple of smaller scenes. He had two costume changes one of which included a leather jacket, black riding boots(which he had tucked a hunting knife in)and black velour pants. His hair was slicked back, not short and not long. With mustache, sideburns extending to his lower cheek, and stubble, he took on the role of companion to Gaveston and Edward.
I am not saying much about the play incase others are reading and want to see it (and besides i can't recall how to make a cut right now so this can't be long lol)
but if you are in NYC and are wondering if you should see it-go!
Also stop by the Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas Tree-it's really a wonder and puts you totally into the Christmas spirit!