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Hmm...rather epic. No doubt. I should probably read more Shakespeare. Or, at least Shakespeare that isn't in comic book form?

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Chozon1 wrote:Hmm...rather epic. No doubt. I should probably read more Shakespeare. Or, at least Shakespeare that isn't in comic book form?

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Definitely read Shakespeare that isn't in comic book form. Pick up one of the plays... they cost very little... and are amazing.

They're amazing, and you'll probably find them exceedingly droll.

Seriously. Shakespeare's plays were not meant to be read. They're meant to be seen. I can fall asleep reading his plays.

Obigone wrote:They're amazing, and you'll probably find them exceedingly droll.

Seriously. Shakespeare's plays were not meant to be read. They're meant to be seen. I can fall asleep reading his plays.

They were also meant to be read aloud in a group setting. Or, by yourself. I've done both... but have neglected to see them live. Why? Because I'm in it for the language, the story and the characterization, not the performances.

Drewsov wrote:

Obigone wrote:They're amazing, and you'll probably find them exceedingly droll.

Seriously. Shakespeare's plays were not meant to be read. They're meant to be seen. I can fall asleep reading his plays.

They were also meant to be read aloud in a group setting. Or, by yourself. I've done both... but have neglected to see them live. Why? Because I'm in it for the language, the story and the characterization, not the performances.

Then you've probably missed some really amazing stuff.

Obigone wrote:

Drewsov wrote:

Obigone wrote:They're amazing, and you'll probably find them exceedingly droll.

Seriously. Shakespeare's plays were not meant to be read. They're meant to be seen. I can fall asleep reading his plays.

They were also meant to be read aloud in a group setting. Or, by yourself. I've done both... but have neglected to see them live. Why? Because I'm in it for the language, the story and the characterization, not the performances.

Then you've probably missed some really amazing stuff.

Eh, if any of it was as poor as Julie Taymor's Titus, then I'll pass.

What do you call a discussion over theater?

Chozon1 wrote:What do you call a discussion over theater?

I don't know... either fascinating or boring. XD

I was going to make a cheesy pun, actually. I just couldn't think of one.

Except "Art-guing", but that's just stupid.

I challenge you to think of a pun?

Chozon1 wrote:I was going to make a cheesy pun, actually. I just couldn't think of one.

Except "Art-guing", but that's just stupid.

I challenge you to think of a pun?

My mind is blank.

Then I win. Please proceed in a calm manner to the scorpion pit that is prepared for you...

Or not.

Sundays?

Drewsov wrote:

Obigone wrote:

Drewsov wrote:
They were also meant to be read aloud in a group setting. Or, by yourself. I've done both... but have neglected to see them live. Why? Because I'm in it for the language, the story and the characterization, not the performances.

Then you've probably missed some really amazing stuff.

Eh, if any of it was as poor as Julie Taymor's Titus, then I'll pass.

The Milwaukee theater has put on some truly amazing Shakespeare plays. Like...the best plays I've ever seen have been Shakespeare from there. Some of the stuff from they did in The Comedy of Errors has stayed with me since I was 14. It was amazing.

So what I'm saying...is that you need to come to Milwaukee to watch some plays with me.

Ever heard of Vitamin String Quartet?

Chozon1 wrote:Then I win. Please proceed in a calm manner to the scorpion pit that is prepared for you...

Or not.

Sundays?

Are generally pretty okay.

Obigone wrote: The Milwaukee theater has put on some truly amazing Shakespeare plays. Like...the best plays I've ever seen have been Shakespeare from there. Some of the stuff from they did in The Comedy of Errors has stayed with me since I was 14. It was amazing.

So what I'm saying...is that you need to come to Milwaukee to watch some plays with me.

I would... but... it's a long drive. XD

Strider wrote:Ever heard of Vitamin String Quartet?

Nope.

Wuzzat?

Who is Orson Scott Card?