DEF: A room where actors hang out and relax. Actors with long waits between stage times waited in the Green Room (closer to stage than dressing rooms)... maybe named for the lime burned in spotlights in early theatrical lighting (see also "Limelight"). Actors blinded by limelight were led to the Green Room off stage until their eyesight returned. Essentially, this is a place to chill out and clear your vision before heading into your next performance.
So... 25 of us attended the show on Friday night. What did you guys think? For those of you who weren't able to make it, there are additional tickets available this week if you can organize yourselves and go in a group or two on a given night... See Alb if you're interested.
posted by Albie @ 5:58 PM
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meh. personally I thought the beginning was pretty boring but as the show progressed I got more into it.
I thought so too. I also hated the stabbing in the dark thing. But I loved the catch when bad guy used the fridge light to get at Suzy.
I liked the 2nd crook. The first one drove me crazy. The really really bad guy had a creepy patronizing voice. for the most part liked Suzy, except she did go over the top hysterical at the end, and lost her range (where do you go after 100% hysterical and can you keep that up for over 10 minutes, or can we stand to hear that for 10 minutes?)
set was mostly ok. didn't like the red bricks. liked the lived in feeling and the elevated entryway (it made some nice stage pictures).
thanks to CLC for inviting us. Thanks for hooking us up, Albie.
No problem. It was super nice of Patrick to offer up the tickets, and fun to see all of you there!
(I also liked the second crook, played by CJ Anderson).
Let's make a plan to try and see more and more live theatre, especially the stuff in our own area!
I agree of course. I think all in all it was a good show. I wasn't a big fan of the first crook, but that seems to be a trend here. Definitely a fun experience. We should do it again sometime.
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