a weekend of good audience experiences

[carinbrat]

10,000 Things' Othello.
It was great.  It wasn't a mind-blowing innovation of production or anything, it was just good actors, speaking the text clearly, with intention supporting it.  It was what Shakespeare should be.  Luverne's Iago was perfect, Tracy's Desdemona was surprisingly level-headed and strong, Christiana's Emelia blew me out of the

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[kat_food]

I have to agree with you about the constant percussive underscore at Othello. After a while I wanted to say "Okay, Peter. That's enough. Thanks."

Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

[aflamingstar]

Plus the fort they made in WtWTA looked like the Death Star which I thought was hilarious. Not a movie for the very small child, but really enjoyable, IMO.

[carinbrat]

That's the thing... I don't think it's a movie for children. (The kids in the audience when we saw it were totally bored).
It's a movie for people who grew up reading the book and are now 25-35 year old hipsters.