| re: "theater funny" is often different than "really funny" |
| Posted by: drummergirl 01:09 pm EDT 10/21/17 |
| In reply to: "theater funny" is often different than "really funny" - Chazwaza 12:59 pm EDT 10/21/17 |
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So well said. Yes.
And there's that individual aspect, too. A week ago, I saw Richard III at BAM; I was in the right frame of mind for it, and thought it was super (even though my butt was on that seat for almost 3 hours with no intermission). I wouldn't have been in the best frame of mind for it last night because of a few things. Perhaps last week, I would have walked out of Portuguese Kid with far more negativity than I did. So strange how that works. But what I bring to the show in myself is always a factor in how I perceive the show after.
Probably would make me a lousy critic! |
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