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an update, via shakespeare-meme-thing
So this whole return-to-LJ thing is not really as much, uh, happening as I hoped it would be. :| Anyway, you know that Shakespeare meme thing I have in my sidebar? As a means of updating here, I'm going to post that, with the most recent changes. And talk about them some! Hurrah! This will be fun.
Bold the ones you've seen stage productions of, ( Read more... ) -
lovely things happening in my life!!
Well, more like One Lovely Thing, seeing as it makes every other lovely thing look like one sand-grain of loveliness compared with a whole beach.
I have a girlfriend!! Her name starts with a K, and she is darling and beautiful and lovely and I adore her. <3 ( Read more... ) -
Hi guys...!
Long time no see. Er, REALLY long time no see. Er, almost one year no see, for some of you, the ones that aren't on Tumblr. (That sentence stopped making sense a long time ago and yet I didn't put it out of its misery. For shame ( Read more... ) -
TEMPEST TRAILER
IDK why some people are saying this looks terrible? because brb wetting pants omg skjhfskjhfkallfakjfh
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hamlet and claudius suck at decision-making, apparently
My GOD, but I've been gone a while. Let's see ( Read more... ) -
Hamlet 2000
I like how when I post about having seen a film of Hamlet, I have to use at least five tags to cover all the categories that falls into. Ah, me. Anyway...
So those who have read my earler posts about Hamlets on film will know that I originally had... a slight aversion to this particular film, for a reason I'm not entirely sure of anymore. I ( Read more... ) -
lol hamlet
OPHELIA, I'M BREAKIN YOUR HEART, I'M SHAKIN YOUR CONFIDENCE DAILY
lol omg RosnGuil are the hyenas. (Although this is still not as good as elviaprose's Julius Caesar "Be Prepared" vid.) Dammit, not I want to make one, too! I can't decide between Macbeth and Richard III - Richard doesn't actually kill a king, but he's certainly got the eeeeevil ( Read more... ) -
hnrrrgh
I seem to be coming up with more creative groan noises for my titles ( Read more... ) -
yay hamlet/horatio
I just made sense of Cassius' soliloquy in Julius Caesar I.2 and it's like my mind is imploding.
Here, have a lovely snippet of interview:
Norrie Epstein: You've even played the part of Hamlet. What is his so-called mystery?Dame Judith Anderson: Well . . . no, I couldn't say. I'd say he was not totally masculine, missing the . . . what do you ( Read more... )
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