* My latest "Looking Back on Genre History" segment is a review of the centuries-spanning "Destroyed London" exhibit at Loncon 3/Worldcon. It's available on
Episode 353 of StarShipSofa. If you listen, I hope you enjoy!
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Here's a petition to ask that Jamie Lloyd's current production of Richard III at Trafalgar Studios (with Martin Freeman in the
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(I was a bit thrilled about the "outtake" scene that you linked to though - only to discover it wasn't an outtake (a blooper, or scene they fluffed *g*), but a deleted scene... I guess they mean the same thing in your neck of the woods?)
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Sorry for any confusion! I simply meant outtake in the dictionary definition sense ("a scene that is not used in the final version of a movie or television show"). I totally didn't mean to be a tease! :(
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And I can't help you with the petition. Any Shakespearean Richard III is a travesty of history and a continuation of the smear campaign started by the Tudors. Is that high enough on my horse? *g*
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I *totally understand* your point about the travesty-of-history/political propaganda aspect of Shakespeare's Richard III. Seriously! To be brutally honest, I just want to see Freeman's performance. (I had tickets when I was in London, but unfortunately it was for one of the nights he had to miss when he was unwell.) If it helps, this adaptation is set in an alternate-history 1970s dystopia, so the performance is really about the PM, not the historical Richard III. That said, I'm quite sympathetic to your perspective.
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Thanks for all your photos and links! I'm looking forward to the Annual October-Amy-ness!
-Elizabeth Campbell
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My pleasure!
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