THEATRE: Underneath the Lintel, Redux

[kangeiko]

Just as fab, really. *snuggles the fabulous Richard* I was in a bog-awful mood beforehand, so I'm really glad I went. We had really good tickets - fourth row from the front, close enough to feel the energy and emotion rolling across him. *glows*

The Q&A:The Q&A rocked, I asked a question! *g* And Richard said it was a good question! *preens*

Comments

[raedbard]

This makes me ohso happy. Just so you know. ;)

He signed my programme, and I am such a silly fangirl but I practically expired on the spot when he touched my elbow as he showed me the book and the little post-it on it and signed my programme and smiled and - *glee*
Which is why 'd never be able to do that. The not-being-able-to-breathe would get in the way of being a normal person. *g*

Is it wrong of me to want to go see the play again? *is hopeless*
*shakes head* I really want to go three times! I reckon after three times I would be able to *remember* it, or most of it.

Eeee! :D

[kangeiko]

*is full of GLEE*

[alittlebriton]

I have like, no energy to write my review. So prod me when we come back from gay Paree, ok?

[kangeiko]

*prods*

[elodiek]

Hi! Here through "raedbard".
It's a great recap, thank you for sharing. Though I'd like to know the answer to the faith question. ;)
I'll see the play a 2nd time, on the last performance. I wish I could see it more but unfortunately it's impossible. Anyway, I love the play, love the man. All good.

[kangeiko]

Hi! Sorry it's taken me so long to reply. as far as I remember from Queenie's question, she asked him what role faith played in his life, and Richard replied that he'd learned to only have faith in himself, as all external soruces tended to disappoint him. He also talked about his family for a bit, and how important their support was, and what an inspiration they were.

[elodiek]

No problem, thank you for answering. :)