It's been a few weeks since I heard word, but I had neglected to blog about it.
The Macbeth production, for which I had been rehearsing, has now been cancelled. The actor playing Banquo had work commitments that conflicted with the rehearsal schedule and had to pull out just weeks before opening night and so the production had to be postponed. The actor playing Macbeth was from Los Angeles and so was only in Massachusetts for the summer, so both roles had to be recast, with an indefinite postponement. Eventually, with the change of schedule, there were no venues available and the show was cancelled.
Nonetheless, despite my disappointment, I must confess, my first Shakespeare production was a rewarding one, as it was my first experience of real intimacy with the Bard's writings and gotten me more involved in the community of Shakespeare bloggers like Alan K. Farrar, David Blixt and Duane Morin.
On the other hand, the Actors' Shakespeare Project are staging their own production of Macbeth which I am looking forward to seeing when I usher for them next week.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Macbeth Cancelled
Posted by Ian Thal at 7:28 PM
Labels: acting, Actors' Shakespeare Project, Lallygagging Players, Macbeth, Shakespeare, theatre
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Sorry to hear about Mac (yes I am superstitious)
I've never played in it before, but I was part of a shakespeare company in South Africa for a few years and I developed a very personal attachment to the Bard's works.
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