Am back in the UK! Boy, I really don't want to get out of bed, though. So sleepy. I made it out of Edmonton just in time, given the current weather, eh?
Less than twelve hours after I landed, I was already buying theatre tickets, which I think is a new record. I will be seeing the Catherine Tate-David Tennant "Much Ado About Nothing" on 10 June - there is a large crowd of fangirls attending, and we're all scattered all over the theatre, so if you were considering it (*cough*![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
askygoneonfire *cough*), book for that date!
Tennant needs to stop doing stuff with amazing co-stars - I don't dislike him at all, but I wouldn't likely go see something just because he's in it, and yet this will be the second play of his I've seen (I saw his "Hamlet" at Stratford with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
shinysassenach). Don't get me wrong, he's very good, in a way Doctor Who didn't always let him showcase... but there are people I would be much more likely to see multiple times deliberately. *g* I am extremely squeeful about seeing Tate's Beatrice, though. Okay, and Tennant's Benedick. Last time I saw "Much Ado" was with Zoe Wanamaker and Simon Beale, so a) I have very high expectations (that production had one of the best stage designs I have ever seen... right up there with the RSC "Hamlet," come to think) and b) I am really looking forward to how different this will have to be.
Okay, getting up now. How about now. Or now?
Less than twelve hours after I landed, I was already buying theatre tickets, which I think is a new record. I will be seeing the Catherine Tate-David Tennant "Much Ado About Nothing" on 10 June - there is a large crowd of fangirls attending, and we're all scattered all over the theatre, so if you were considering it (*cough*
askygoneonfire *cough*), book for that date!Tennant needs to stop doing stuff with amazing co-stars - I don't dislike him at all, but I wouldn't likely go see something just because he's in it, and yet this will be the second play of his I've seen (I saw his "Hamlet" at Stratford with
shinysassenach). Don't get me wrong, he's very good, in a way Doctor Who didn't always let him showcase... but there are people I would be much more likely to see multiple times deliberately. *g* I am extremely squeeful about seeing Tate's Beatrice, though. Okay, and Tennant's Benedick. Last time I saw "Much Ado" was with Zoe Wanamaker and Simon Beale, so a) I have very high expectations (that production had one of the best stage designs I have ever seen... right up there with the RSC "Hamlet," come to think) and b) I am really looking forward to how different this will have to be.Okay, getting up now. How about now. Or now?
