 Re: Favroit play? | |
Let's see...I've read a lot of Chkhov and Ibsen plays lately, so...
-La Casa de Bernarda Alba (Federico Garcia Lorca)
^this was the first play I was in, and it was an absolute delight getting to understand the show during rehearsal. The subtext is completely depressing, but it's amazing how Lorca put clues in to help people understand it.
-The Lady of the Sea (Ibsen)
^This was just really appealed to me. I liked how Ibsen incorporated so many different ideas and elements into such a great play.
-Cherry Orchard (Chekhov)
^This was a very sad and, in my opinion, suspenseful piece. It was very well done, and I really enjoyed reading it.
What are your favorites? |