I'm halfway through 'Waiting for Godot', and I don't really know whether I like it or not. It's not like any I've read before.Jobz said:Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Tony Kushner's Angels In America are a pretty close tie for me.
Seconded. I have only read waiting for Godot but it is a brilliant piece of artistry.Jobz said:Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Tony Kushner's Angels In America are a pretty close tie for me.
There's an Evil Dead musical??? Hope that heads this way at some point. I doubt it though. If C-Grade rock bands won't even come here anymore, such a production seems unlikely.CountFenring said:Evil Dead: The Musical.
I'm not sure, but I think its ended its run. Pretty sad, I still want my school to put it on.Jaythulhu said:There's an Evil Dead musical??? Hope that heads this way at some point. I doubt it though. If C-Grade rock bands won't even come here anymore, such a production seems unlikely.CountFenring said:Evil Dead: The Musical.![]()
I'll even hum you a few bars...Jaythulhu said:There's an Evil Dead musical??? Hope that heads this way at some point. I doubt it though. If C-Grade rock bands won't even come here anymore, such a production seems unlikely.CountFenring said:Evil Dead: The Musical.![]()
Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...Deadarm said:Tough question but I'll go with Romeo and Juliet. (I love tragedy stuff.)
Well Mercutio (I think that was his name) was actually pretty damned funny if you ask me.carnkhan4 said:Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...Deadarm said:Tough question but I'll go with Romeo and Juliet. (I love tragedy stuff.)
When I die, I too want to go out on a lame pun!Deadarm said:Well Mercutio (I think that was his name) was actually pretty damned funny if you ask me.carnkhan4 said:Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...Deadarm said:Tough question but I'll go with Romeo and Juliet. (I love tragedy stuff.)
Err, its definitely a tragedy. A comedy in Elizebethan/Jacobean times, while not having to be exactly funny, at least had to have a happy ending (usually a marriage). Not two families looking awkwardly at the bodies of a pair of lovers. The families resolve their differences, but that still doesn't make it constitute a happy ending.carnkhan4 said:Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...
Same here.carnkhan4 said:When I die, I too want to go out on a lame pun!Deadarm said:Well Mercutio (I think that was his name) was actually pretty damned funny if you ask me.carnkhan4 said:Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...Deadarm said:Tough question but I'll go with Romeo and Juliet. (I love tragedy stuff.)![]()
Why didn't you use the other guy's thing instead of making me look like I don't know what im talking about?pigeon_of_doom said:Err, its definitely a tragedy. A comedy in Elizebethan/Jacobean times, while not having to be exactly funny, at least had to have a happy ending (usually a marriage). Not two families looking awkwardly at the bodies of a pair of lovers. The families resolve their differences, but that still doesn't make it constitute a happy ending.Deadarm said:Oddly that's classed as a comedy. Will Shakes must have had a dark sense of humour...