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Where's Runnicles: EIF 2015 – The Last Hotel, or, In the Shadow of John Adams
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Thursday, 13 August 2015. EIF 2015 – The Last Hotel, or, In the Shadow of John Adams. Posted by Finn Pollard. A great work, doesn't wholly get past this) and Dennehy and Walsh fail to do this. The work itself is also odd. The subject matter concerns an English husband and wife who have travelled to this run down Irish hotel in order to assist an Irish woman to commit suicide. My experience of Enda Walsh's writing previously was mixed. I found Misterman. Quite powerful and Ballyturk. We take pride in offe...
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Where's Runnicles: Waiting for Godot at the Barbican, or, An Outstanding Evening
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Sunday, 7 June 2015. Waiting for Godot at the Barbican, or, An Outstanding Evening. Posted by Finn Pollard. Owing to the Edinburgh International Festival in recent years I'd already discovered, contrary to what I'd expected, that I enjoy Beckett on stage. It was primarily for that reason that I booked to see Waiting for Godot. Much of the evening is gloriously funny (I don't think I've laughed so much at a performance since the National's One Man Two Governors. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). As well...
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Where's Runnicles: Oresteia at the Almeida, or, Something of a Trial for All Concerned
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Sunday, 7 June 2015. Oresteia at the Almeida, or, Something of a Trial for All Concerned. Posted by Finn Pollard. Note: This is a review of a preview performance on Wednesday 3rd June 2015. The Press Night took place on Friday 5th June 2015. The staging is also uneven. The set is spare – white table and benches, a corridor between two sets of sliding doors (which can be rendered opaque or see-through depending on requirements) and beyond that a third area containing the bath. Icke's use of ...I rather wo...
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Subscriptions & Packages. The Fritz Box Office. Returns & Exchanges. Visiting Artist & Guest. Jackson Hole Wine Auction. Seven Weeks of Musical Discovery. Providing exhilarating musical experiences in Jackson Hole. I attest to having fallen completely under the spell of the sights and sounds of the Grand Teton Music Festival and of this natural paradise. I return to Jackson and am restored and renewed. At GTMF, we are committed to sharing our passion and knowledge of music with the community. This intens...
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Where's Runnicles: Antigone at the Barbican, or Solid Not Special
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Sunday, 15 March 2015. Antigone at the Barbican, or Solid Not Special. Posted by Finn Pollard. Note: This is a rather belated review of the performance on Sunday 8th March 2015. Usually I would not post something so delayed, but because we have a particular interest in the Edinburgh Festival and this travels there later in the year I wanted to record my thoughts despite the delay. Late this month I'll finally get round to seeing Ivo van Hove's production of A View from the Bridge. A blog founded by broth...
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Where's Runnicles: EIF 2015 – The Encounter, or, A Flawed Experiment
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Monday, 10 August 2015. EIF 2015 – The Encounter, or, A Flawed Experiment. Posted by Finn Pollard. Certain aspects of this show are highly impressive – the technical sophistication, and Simon McBurney's performance. However, they are weakened by others – the script, and the degree to which I personally felt successfully immersed. As a result I was not as convinced as others by the show and, in particular, I felt emotionally distant from much of it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A blog founded by br...
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Where's Runnicles: Charles Mackerras – What he meant to me and why I'll miss him so much
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010. Charles Mackerras – What he meant to me and why Ill miss him so much. Posted by Tam Pollard. It may come as something of a surprise, especially given the title of this blog, but Donald Runnicles is, in fact, not my favourite conductor. Of course, I'm pretty loose with my affections and have many favourites, but with a gun to my head, the honours would go to Charles Mackerras, who died on July 14th 2010, aged 84. Beforehand used to be a regular ritual. At the 1999 Edinburgh festival...
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Where's Runnicles: Temple at the Donmar, or, What does God require of us?
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Sunday, 26 July 2015. Temple at the Donmar, or, What does God require of us? Posted by Finn Pollard. This is a powerful evening in the theatre and certainly deserves further life beyond its Donmar run (though it's also the kind of show that I suspect is unlikely to get it). It is also a reminder of the considerable talents of two regulars of Hytner's National whom Rufus Norris has so far chosen not to summon to his aid. Hopefully they will be back there soon. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). With us (...
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Where's Runnicles: The Pirates of Penzance at ENO, or, An Un-Advertised Concert Performance
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Sunday, 17 May 2015. The Pirates of Penzance at ENO, or, An Un-Advertised Concert Performance. Posted by Finn Pollard. For years now (and indeed again next season) ENO has relied on Jonathan Miller's venerable Mikado. As a reliable revival. How the management must have hoped that hiring Mike Leigh on the back of Topsy-Turvy. To direct Pirates of Penzance. Would furnish them with an alternative such show. But it was not to be. 29 May 2015 at 11:45. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A blog founded by bro...
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Where's Runnicles: July 2015
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Tuesday, 28 July 2015. Three Days in the Country at the National, or, Tell me the Truth about Love. Posted by Finn Pollard. Note: This is a review of the preview on Wednesday 22nd July 2015. The Press Night is this evening. That attention to character, narrative and simplicity of staging can carry you a long way. 8211; “all love is unrequited.”. Links to this post. Sunday, 26 July 2015. Temple at the Donmar, or, What does God require of us? Posted by Finn Pollard. Links to this post. Friday, 24 July 2015.
