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- 1play = Step Up
2name = Anita
3email =
4rating = 3 Stars
5review = This just didn't grab me. The performances were good, but I
just wasn't entranced by the execution or the idea of lots of little Shakespeare
bits jumbled up. I saw little cohesion between the pieces. It reminded
me of the recitals we used to give in high school drama class (although
with much better acting!).
- 1play = Step Up
2name = Constantine Costes
3email = ccostes@hotmail.com
4rating = 2 Stars
5review = If you think suicide is funny, don't miss this show; otherwise,
think again.
- The show alternates between dramatic readings of Shakespeare's sonnets
and excerpts of scenes from his plays. The sonnets are all done straight
by players clothed in black and are performed in a way that is thought-provoking
and worth watching. Almost all of the scenes, on the other hand, are played
as slapstick comedy. This works fine for the ones that are written as such,
like Demetrius and Helena cavorting through the forest or the Porter scene
in Macbeth, but it does not work with scenes like the double suicide of
Romeo and Juliet, Cleopatra's suicide (which almost comes off as vaudeville
in this production, with a giant stuffed animal snake that one expects
to see in a children's TV show), or Hamlet's rough mistreatment of Ophelia.
Gratuitous gender-bending, complete with men speaking falsetto, makes things
even worse.
- The audience laughed at a lot of the visual antics, even during some
of the most tragic scenes ever written, which I find sad; apparently, to
the audience I was in, the meaning of the words is not nearly as important
as gags.
- 1play = Step up
2name = Chris Cooper
3email =
4rating = 5 Stars
5review = Entertaining and fun, great way for everyone to access Shakespeare.
We loved It. Tina Spears was terrific.
- play = Guerilla Shakespeare
- name = Rob Halford
- rating = 4 stars
- review = good cast party
- play = Step Up
- name = Christopher Yost
- rating = 5 Stars
- review = very cleverly conceived, totally absorbing
- play = Step Up
- name = Antonia Dugan
- rating = 5 Stars
- review = Step up and take a bow. It was great.
- play = Step Up
- name = GiGi Green
- rating = 3 Stars
- review = A little difficult to hear all the lines - often speaking
too fast
- play = Step Up
- name = Frank Dugan
- rating = 5 Stars
- review = Everyone was great. Mary was superb!
play = Step Up
- name = L. Green
- rating = 4 Stars
play = Step Up
- name = MG
- rating = 3+ Stars
- review = Nice rendition of various Shakespeare works- some overdone,
some well done. More work is required - still I enjoyed it. But kill the
Fright Wigs ok?
play = Step Up
- name = Chris Mohney rating = 4 Stars
- review = Very good mix of scene with sonnet. A very fun time.
play
= Step Up
- name = Scott
- rating = 4 Stars
play = Step Up
- name = Keisten Kennedy
- rating = 4 Stars
- review = Mary Passeri is _great_!
- 1play = Step Up
2name = MG
3email =
4rating = 2 Stars
5review = Nothing really interesting here... basic Shakespeare done without
inspiration or insight. Could be so much better...
and loose those horrible wigs and the whiny voices when the men play female
roles.. that's degrading and isn't called for folks..
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