so, tonight, for the third time – it’s shakespeare at the DT with steffi – i can see a pattern here
first there was “The Tempest” – often classified as a comedy, even though it’s something else as well – something more, shall we agree? – and, incidentally one of my favourites
then, there was “Richard III” – definitively a history – not so much a favourite of mine, too complicated, too many dead, too boring all in all – but a great ilja richter made it a night at the plays to remember – read, what steffi had to say: Richard III at it.takes.two.to.tango
and tonight it’s “King Lear” – a tragedy and, incidentally, my first shakespeare, read at the tender age of sixteen, while in english class in canada – five acts, reading one act a week and then taking a test – my, my, the first test was a desaster, but as i mastered the english language, i also mastered shakespearean language – my test results got better and better in an amazingly short time and my love for shakespeare and the tragedies was raised ad infinitum












the new in-word – used in this week’s gossip girl and greek – it must be something cool to have a frienemy – and there’s even 13 different definitions on urban dictionary – oh my, i guess, i need some frienemies now – any one up for the challenge?



