Another great entertainment from veteran actors... Waiting For Godot! Well, it was definitely worth of watching Sir Ian McKellen on stage. I've never seen him on stage but always wanted to! He was great as expected.. in fact, everyone was great.. their facial expression .. nothing was unnatural, nothing was uncomfortable, nothing was doubful.. As he is aging.. he seems even more comfortable in that role. When you watch young and new actors' play, sometimes you get annoyed by their overacted body language or facial expression but experienced actors take you to stage..and lead you to go with script.. I believe so.. I just love watching their face.. Anyway, I've never seen this play before. It was voted "the most significant English language play of the 20th century" and as English is not my first language I was a bit worried. So I got Samuel Beckett's script and read it through. Oh, I loved the lighting on stage.. The images are from http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk, http://www.inmycommunity.com.au and www.en.wikipedia.org/
Another great entertainment from veteran actors... Waiting For Godot! Well, it was definitely worth of watching Sir Ian McKellen on stage. I've never seen him on stage but always wanted to! He was great as expected.. in fact, everyone was great.. their facial expression .. nothing was unnatural, nothing was uncomfortable, nothing was doubful.. As he is aging.. he seems even more comfortable in that role. When you watch young and new actors' play, sometimes you get annoyed by their overacted body language or facial expression but experienced actors take you to stage..and lead you to go with script.. I believe so.. I just love watching their face.. Anyway, I've never seen this play before. It was voted "the most significant English language play of the 20th century" and as English is not my first language I was a bit worried. So I got Samuel Beckett's script and read it through. Oh, I loved the lighting on stage.. The images are from http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk, http://www.inmycommunity.com.au and www.en.wikipedia.org/
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