Comments on: Heading home http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/ blogging life & creation for young minds Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:19:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: feeding change » Back and ready for my close up http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11806 feeding change » Back and ready for my close up Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:58:00 +0000 http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11806 [...] back from my week of family fun and Shakespearian drama. It’s always great to take some time off from the usual daily schedule, but as everyone can [...] [...] back from my week of family fun and Shakespearian drama. It’s always great to take some time off from the usual daily schedule, but as everyone can [...]

]]> By: liam http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11569 liam Sat, 23 Jun 2007 13:18:20 +0000 http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11569 Ha! I knew you guys would love that game - if you can call it that. It's more like a surreal sandbox of fun. And speaking of sandboxes of fun, Lear was . . . okay not much fun, but it was definitely bloody and gripping. It was a great performance, minimal sets and staging that allowed the audience and the actors to focus on the meat of the play. There's nothing like seeing Shakespeare in Stratford, it's the real deal. Gotta dash now and get back to my family - thankfully there's no plotting or betrayal going on, but we'll see what happens the BBQ is fired up and those steaks come out. Then, all bets are off. Ha! I knew you guys would love that game – if you can call it that. It’s more like a surreal sandbox of fun. And speaking of sandboxes of fun, Lear was . . . okay not much fun, but it was definitely bloody and gripping. It was a great performance, minimal sets and staging that allowed the audience and the actors to focus on the meat of the play. There’s nothing like seeing Shakespeare in Stratford, it’s the real deal.

Gotta dash now and get back to my family – thankfully there’s no plotting or betrayal going on, but we’ll see what happens the BBQ is fired up and those steaks come out. Then, all bets are off.

]]> By: patricia http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11506 patricia Fri, 22 Jun 2007 02:44:14 +0000 http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11506 Oh no, not another one of those annoying, addictive games with the kooky music!! I love it! Hope you and Melanie have a great time, and enjoy the play. Lear is one of my favourite Shakespeare plays, right up there with my other fave, Richard III. I do so love those heart-breaking tragedies. Oh no, not another one of those annoying, addictive games with the kooky music!! I love it!

Hope you and Melanie have a great time, and enjoy the play. Lear is one of my favourite Shakespeare plays, right up there with my other fave, Richard III. I do so love those heart-breaking tragedies.

]]> By: Anita http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11411 Anita Wed, 20 Jun 2007 14:00:31 +0000 http://liamodonnell.com/feed/2007/06/20/heading-home/#comment-11411 I have no idea what that was all about (perhaps I should take time to read the rules), but it was fun. Nice music, and cute little people running around making something lovely. Enjoy Stratford!! I have no idea what that was all about (perhaps I should take time to read the rules), but it was fun. Nice music, and cute little people running around making something lovely. Enjoy Stratford!!

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