Shakespeare and Excess

Mar 17, 2007 23:12

"Shakespeare and Excess" was the theme of the annual congress of the SFS - the French Shakespeare Society. That's where I met Brian Cox, people. Who is an amazing person, on top of a fantastic actor, I cannot stress this enough. (Notice how I'm not capslocking? Go me ( Read more... )

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gobsmackit March 18 2007, 02:55:19 UTC
Well, I'm glad you had such a lovely lovely time!

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fan_elune March 20 2007, 13:15:59 UTC
Thank you! It was gorgeous. I am such a geek.

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the_grynne March 18 2007, 05:52:08 UTC
Brian Cox knows what an apostrophe is.

Awww...

Brian Cox recommends the book The Reckoning is based on

Um, you mean "Morality Play"?

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fan_elune March 20 2007, 13:17:02 UTC
I do! Mean that. I... don't know why I typed mystery instead of morality. Thank you. *facepalm*

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littlegothsin March 18 2007, 08:20:18 UTC
Oh, Francois Laroque was our lecture teacher first semester for Antony and Cleopatra, and my Romeo and Juliet movie adapations teacher last month.

I need to read more Shakespeare. (and I don't know who Brian Cox is)

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fan_elune March 20 2007, 13:18:55 UTC
He's a bit, um. Boring? He is. The fact that he was up after Yan Brailowski's kickass, fascinating paper on Julius Caesar probably didn't help, but.

You so need to. Everybody needs to. Including me. Hee!

Brian Cox. You just don't know you know him, but you know him from somewhere. You have to. Everybody does.

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littlegothsin March 20 2007, 19:37:26 UTC
Yeah, he's not the most fascinating teacher ever, but he's okay, especialy in comparison with some awfully boring teacher we have sometimes. I thik they keep the good good teacher for conferences... ^^;

Oh yes, I've seen... one movie I think ! ^^;

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honeyfitz March 18 2007, 08:22:23 UTC
Bloody brilliant, girl, I'd be in geeky literary heaven with all those talks - especially listening to Brian's voice! I'd seriously love to have heard Girard, shame about the cancellation.

I've never read Timon of Athens either, and that talk you mentioned sounds interesting. Ah, it's been so long since I read any Shakespeare that wasn't just for teaching reasons. In fact, it's been a long time since I read anything.

*kicks reading muse up its arse*

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fan_elune March 20 2007, 13:20:17 UTC
God, I was in geeky literary heaven. And geeky movie heaven with Brian.

I'm in the middle of typing up the Girard, I'll get on Timon afterwards. I LOVE SHAKESPEARE DISCUSSION oh god I'm such a geek. *squishes*

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