aśka

I forgot theatres are selling tickets to online spectacles.

I saw two last few months and it was such a joy to watch them.

Giotto

I actually did go to an online concert last week

aśka

Awasome!

I heard there was a real concert in Spain... but maybe it was a fake news... I'm not sure. I was listening one of old favourite bands and I wish so much to go on their concert again.

varo_kamry

excerpt from Review of Randy's play.:


So (the play)has a Hamlet-like character charmer named John, who is questioning all he is. He can’t seem to make a decision. He isn’t sure he has a real voice. He wonders who does he love, what does he want? How can he decide between the two people who want him? And then stick with his decision? Is he just indecivsive or is there more to him as he struggles with answers to questions about his sexuality while bringing emotional damage to others. For John (convincingly played in a sometimes coy, sometimes passive-aggressive manner by a magnetic Randy Harrison), perhaps it is this: that when he looks in a mirror or out a window there are so many different me’s to be. He is not confused, but a fluid person living in a binary world of choices, and a woman’s anatomy is unknown to him.

Giotto

wow thanks Mark

that sounds really great and interesting

do you know how long it runs?

varo_kamry

April 18

Here is a great new review

https://t2conline.com/streaming-some...at-kinda-blog/

aśka

It sounds really intresting for me. Struggling with decision what to choose or who to choose can be very difficult for some people and/or in some situations.

Randy must be amazing.

Giotto

maybe I manage to watch it somehow it would be cool

aśka

Me too. I adore theatre

Giotto

I wished we could go to a theatre any time soon

aśka

True, but possibillity to watch it online at home is something at least. And I wish to o soon to see a real one. Yeah, it's good to dream.

Giotto

dreams are important

and sometimes they come true

varo_kamry

New interview with Randy

Dennis Hensley is joined via Zoom by actor Randy Harrison to discuss the play he's currently appearing in, Mike Bartlett's ****, which is streaming through April 18th through the Studio Theatre in Washington DC. In the play, he plays John, a self-identified gay man who leaves a long-term relationship, begins seeing a woman soon after and ends up torn between the two lovers. Randy talks about the themes of identity, power and desire that drew him to the piece, his desire to someday do it before an audience and what it was like to rehearse and shoot the production during COVID-19. He also discusses his breakout turn as Justin in the American version of Queer as Folk, leaving a summer stock ensemble gig to go shoot it, and how the experience was all of the things; exciting, scary, insane and fun all at once. Other topics include: his decision to be out from the get-go, how the discussion around LGBT roles and actors has evolved recently, his dream gig, why he acts and his favorite memory of shooting Queer as Folk.

https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/18625373

Giotto

thanks Mark for sharing, have to read it tonight

have you watched the play?

varo_kamry

Hopefully next week