Break a leg, eh?

[lederhosen]

Wound up talking to Dr. Seward again at morning tea. While the performance we saw had its flaws, it all ran pretty smoothly - the actors all remembered their lines, the unconvincing rubber bat hurtled towards the audience at the right moment and didn't *quite* fly into the eager hands of the kid sitting in front of us, that sort of thing.

This, apparently, was not the case a couple of nights later, when Jonathan Harker missed his flight back from Melbourne and he had to be replaced by a stand-in reading from a script.

Or on the last day, when Lucy WestenraSeward* fractured her arm (not on stage) and had to do the whole play in a sling. I'm guessing this would have made the Sensuous Vampiric Embrace scene a little awkward.

*Seward also mentioned to me that he finds it a little peculiar that this particular version of the story turns him from Lucy's suitor into her father...

Comments

[notasquirrel.livejournal.com]

thetz wat thay gitt fore makinge a playe withoute tentikulz.

[lederhosen.livejournal.com]

For some reason, there was a mention of flying squirrels in the middle of the play o.O

[notasquirrel.livejournal.com]

i ges ime goinge toe hav toe rethinke mie kritisisum.