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Topic	Do you have a favorite Shakespeare play?
Cocytus 02/23/24 2:50:29 PM #44:	Xenogears15 posted... I think it was the version that I saw of Julius Ceasar, and the theatre I saw it in: it was a black box-like theater, so a very small crowd right close and personal with the actors. Also had a slightly more "modern" take on it, I think? It's hard to describe, but it was marketed to Millenial hogh school kids. I ended up liking it. Honestly, I think Othello is one of the greatest plays ever. The racial overtones are really hard to ignore, too, and I think that in today's world it's just as pertinent--if not moreso--than it was in the 16th century. Yeah definitely. --- You're never ever fully dressed without a smile! <cite>Cocytus posted [p:979003378] in Do you hav... [t:80704020]...</cite> <quote>Xenogears15 posted... </cite><quote>I think it was the version that I saw of Julius Ceasar, and the theatre I saw it in: it was a black box-like theater, so a very small crowd right close and personal with the actors. Also had a slightly more "modern" take on it, I think? It's hard to describe, but it was marketed to Millenial hogh school kids. I ended up liking it.Honestly, I think Othello is one of the greatest plays ever. The racial overtones are really hard to ignore, too, and I think that in today's world it's just as pertinent--if not moreso--than it was in the 16th century.</quote>Yeah definitely. --- You're never ever fully dressed without a smile!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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