Post by Phantom of London on Mar 31, 2016 0:20:10 GMT
With going to see Bug this week, which received favourable reviews today.
I also saw Superior Donuts a couple years back at the Southwark Playhouse.
i haven't always watched plays and started watching musicals, so sadly missed August: Onsage County, which played the National Theatre, but only by mistake, as it was a late substitution for a Alan Bennett play, which he was behind schedule and with Charles Isherwood of the New York Times calling it the best play ever. I so regret missing this.
i even seen and met the great Tracey Letts when he was in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woofe and that was one for the ages.
i wonder if London will get a revival of this? Can this be done on the fringe or regionally or does it need a big budget?
I also saw Superior Donuts a couple years back at the Southwark Playhouse.
i haven't always watched plays and started watching musicals, so sadly missed August: Onsage County, which played the National Theatre, but only by mistake, as it was a late substitution for a Alan Bennett play, which he was behind schedule and with Charles Isherwood of the New York Times calling it the best play ever. I so regret missing this.
i even seen and met the great Tracey Letts when he was in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woofe and that was one for the ages.
i wonder if London will get a revival of this? Can this be done on the fringe or regionally or does it need a big budget?
