Times-Dispatch Review of "Doctor Faustus"
Well, it's still incredibly hard to find the link to the Doctor Faustus review on the T-D website, but I'll link to it instead of the blatant copyright infringement of typing it complete.
Director Gives Doctor Faustus Energy
My favorite paragraph:
"...In the adaptation by the Atlanta Shakespeare Company's Jeff Watkins, and filtered through the sensibility of Richmond Shakespeare Theatre, it's a pared-down, souped-up showcase for two actors, a small menagerie of stuffed animals and some sock puppets. There's also a portable commode, Christmas lights and a nod to the movie Groundhog Day."
I'm just so glad she makes reference to the sock puppets and the commode.
Director Gives Doctor Faustus Energy
My favorite paragraph:
"...In the adaptation by the Atlanta Shakespeare Company's Jeff Watkins, and filtered through the sensibility of Richmond Shakespeare Theatre, it's a pared-down, souped-up showcase for two actors, a small menagerie of stuffed animals and some sock puppets. There's also a portable commode, Christmas lights and a nod to the movie Groundhog Day."
I'm just so glad she makes reference to the sock puppets and the commode.
Labels: Richmond, Shakespeare, Theatre
6 Comments:
At 2/04/2007 10:44 AM , Frank Creasy said...
Congrats Andrew to you, your cast and production crew on a well deserved glowing review. I can't imagine doing that with two actors - good thing they're so young!
At 2/04/2007 1:17 PM , Wayne Conners said...
Andrew, I found the review on the TD site...pretty well buried, but here's the link:
http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD%2FMGArticle%2FRTD_BasicArticle&%09s=1045855936229&c=MGArticle&cid=1149192999590&path=%21flair
At 2/04/2007 1:31 PM , Wayne Conners said...
I don't know if Blogger supports link tags in comments...let me give it a try:
Review of Doctor Faustus
At 2/05/2007 3:09 PM , Andrew Hamm said...
Thanks, Wayne-o.
At 2/09/2007 11:29 AM , Brad @ IceCreamUScream said...
Congratulations! Wish I could see it. Did Graham design the poster, in addition to becoming a "corkscrew"?
At 2/10/2007 10:45 AM , Andrew Hamm said...
Thanks, Brad! No, Graham did not design the posters; a local artist named Jamin Hoyle (whose name I may have misspelled) designed all three posters for this season, as well as the fourth Twelfth Night poster to be revealed soon. But Graham did paint the design oin the cover of Doctor Faustus' "Book of Knowledge."
I videotaped the show last night and plan to film at least one more performance, so if you really want to see it I can burn you a DVD.
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