A stoppard Double Bill.
After magritte and the real inspector hound.
gosh i found back the activity i missed back in jc. the active discussion about a play, a drama, a lit text. the production was good! n surprise surprise, the actor who acted as Aston in the caretaker few yrs back was acting in the play i watched today! marvellous acting!
i wld have to say that the play was indeed entertaining. but is there no further depth other than entertainment? at least my minimal experience and knowledge about theatre leaves me clueless about themes that i shld be aware of. someone enlighten me if u have a clue.
absurd play? a blurred line between the audience and the stage. i liked the way its presented. it highlights how audience can be drawn into the play while watching. it seems as thought the acted audience (moon and birdboot) reminds us how the more knowledgeable will try to link to the usual themes of god, human conditions and identity when watching a play. but absurdly there was not much of it present in the play. maybe except for the theme of identity i guess, the blurred identity between audiences and actors. it makes the audience feel like they themselves are actors sharing the train of thoughts and subconciously leading to buzzing of whispers amidst the audiences.
oh i'm talkin abt The inspector hound. the many complicating concepts deeply captured my attention and pulled me in as u can tell.
as for the other play.. it was... just absurd. haha like a funny introduction to prepare us for the darker humour, not that it was very very dark. but a little... more subtle. its the idea of perspectives and how noone is absolutely right but if we pull together all logical aspects of thoughts, a closer solution might be gathered. its more like the theme of obsession... or is it not? then again.. the part abt dressing up and dressing down.. i cant tell the significance. enlighten me somebody.
gosh.. i love dramas. haha the nature of conflicts.
After magritte and the real inspector hound.
gosh i found back the activity i missed back in jc. the active discussion about a play, a drama, a lit text. the production was good! n surprise surprise, the actor who acted as Aston in the caretaker few yrs back was acting in the play i watched today! marvellous acting!
i wld have to say that the play was indeed entertaining. but is there no further depth other than entertainment? at least my minimal experience and knowledge about theatre leaves me clueless about themes that i shld be aware of. someone enlighten me if u have a clue.
absurd play? a blurred line between the audience and the stage. i liked the way its presented. it highlights how audience can be drawn into the play while watching. it seems as thought the acted audience (moon and birdboot) reminds us how the more knowledgeable will try to link to the usual themes of god, human conditions and identity when watching a play. but absurdly there was not much of it present in the play. maybe except for the theme of identity i guess, the blurred identity between audiences and actors. it makes the audience feel like they themselves are actors sharing the train of thoughts and subconciously leading to buzzing of whispers amidst the audiences.
oh i'm talkin abt The inspector hound. the many complicating concepts deeply captured my attention and pulled me in as u can tell.
as for the other play.. it was... just absurd. haha like a funny introduction to prepare us for the darker humour, not that it was very very dark. but a little... more subtle. its the idea of perspectives and how noone is absolutely right but if we pull together all logical aspects of thoughts, a closer solution might be gathered. its more like the theme of obsession... or is it not? then again.. the part abt dressing up and dressing down.. i cant tell the significance. enlighten me somebody.
gosh.. i love dramas. haha the nature of conflicts.