Comments | misguided_angel: The Sweetest Swing In Baseball

misguided_angel

The Sweetest Swing In Baseball

Apr 03, 2004 22:13

Dana: I'd love to see you do what I do. You'd step up to the plate, and everybody'd go for a beer... Leech! Leech! You suck! Get off the field... You're a fucking joke! But me? I get up there and... hush! You can hear a pin drop. Because everybody knows. I know and the world knows... here comes the man. Here comes the man with the sweetest swing in ( Read more... )

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seoirse_1013 April 12 2004, 15:38:02 UTC

Hi, got here through your post at the gilly community journal. :) This is an absolutely lovely review, by the way. She is incomparable in my opinion as well. ;) I had the chance of seeing the play on the first night of previews, and was overwhelmed by her amazing performance. I enjoyed reading your thoughts about it - just thought I should let you know.

~ Bertha

misguided_angel April 13 2004, 15:38:17 UTC

Well thankyou! I only wish I'd been sufficiently well organised to get to see the first night of the previews, but look forward to heading back in a few weeks to see how her performance has changed, as it seemed to do from each performance of What The Night Is For I saw.... each of them superb in their own way of course!

seoirse_1013 April 14 2004, 03:08:12 UTC

Oh yeah, most definitely. I'm heading back myself soon. :)I remember with each performance of What The Night Is For I watched, it seems to bring a new emotion in me everytime.

Can't wait to go back and see this again.

misguided_angel April 15 2004, 02:24:11 UTC

One of the best things about theatre, I think, that spontaneity from night to night, playing off the audience and the moment.

Who knows, may see you back at the Royal Court then!

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misguided_angel April 16 2004, 01:06:08 UTC

Great minds think alike, huh? Gillian did indeed do a great job, and thanks for the comment on the review!

P.S. I see you're also an ER fan - good combination. That show for me continues to put out consistently great TV even ten years into its run, which is no mean feat.