Pursuant to my last post. . .

[wahlee]

susy_gwen decided to come with me. So, Shakefest 3: The Undiscovered Country, here we come!

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[connielane.livejournal.com]

*envy* Blow Brian Vaughn a kiss from me!

[wahlee-98.livejournal.com]

I totally will! Not that he'll see it. :P

[(Anonymous)]

I just knew you would find a way to get back there!

-dadoo

[ravensnape.livejournal.com]

Saw A Midsummer Night last night at the Grand Hotel presented by Lord Ralph's Men/Marry Baldwin College etc. etc. OMSweetG I had such a devine time. SOOOO old school style at both the hotel (had to wear a dress) and in true Shakespeare style. Multi-role actors/lack of lighting cues/props/interaction with the audience. Truly how a show would have been for the everyday troupe in Will's day. Ended the evening in the Coupla tower (center look out tower of Grand) listening to a real old fashion panio/scat singer who looked like he was 80, yet sang with the energy of a twenty year old. Then went down around 1 am and sat on the Grand porch in a rocking chair and felt like I was lost Somewhere in Time.

[wahlee-98.livejournal.com]

OOoo. That sounds fabulous. Someday I'm going to come out and visit you, and we must spend a night in the Grand Hotel. And if there's a Shakespeare play to see, all the better! :)

The Utah Shakespearean Festival isn't quite authentic-- they do use modern lighting and props (although there isn't a backdrop or scenery), but the plays are done in repertory, so you see the same actors in different roles on different nights. And the costuming is all straight Elizabethan-- no "modern dress" stuff for them! :P

[susy-gwen.livejournal.com]

Someday I'm going to come out and visit you, and we must spend a night in the Grand Hotel.

Can I come, too? (Goodness, I'm just tagging along all over the place it seems.)