Shameless plug

[aerynne]

So I went skiing in Banff for several days, and now I am returned to Camberville and gearing up for tech week for King Lear. I'm playing Edmund, the villainous bastard [daughter] of Gloucester, which is really cool, and you should all come and see me if you can, because the show was looking really good even before I left. It's March 16-18 and 23-25

Comments

[queen_of_wands]

Break legs. I'd love to come if it weren't so not here.

Also, it's funny that every time you post with that icon I have to pause and figure out which of the two of you I'm reading.

[aerynne]

It does seem to be a problem. I think we look cute, though. Now I just have to get Ert to start using that icon, too, and then everyone will be *really* confused.

[zaling]

Envy! I wanna see sowrdfights... :(

[aerynne]

Isn't that awful? Shakespeare's version wasn't done for a hundred and fifty years or so. The original plot Shakespeare lifted had a happy ending, though, so really it was him that made it all weird.

[lightcastle]

GRRR.... I was upset that you weren't going to be at my play. Now I am all upset that I won't see you in your full glory of evil and danger.

*sigh*

I'm so easy. :)

Thy Life if a miracel,
speak yet again.

Break legs. Be brilliant. Make me weep even if I am not in the same country.

[marius23]

Saw you this past Saturday. Wow! So evil, so dark, so hot! This is the best Shakespeare I think I've ever seen at MIT, and you were one of the three best actors. I may even be inspired to post a review in my journal. :-)

[aerynne]

Please do. I love getting feedback even when I can't implement it in that particular play. ;) I'm glad you enjoyed it! I certainly did. Edmund is the most fun Shakespearean character I've played since I was Feste five years ago.