30 Days of Shakespeare - Day 15-16
Aug. 2nd, 2010 11:40 pmWorking on research proposals apparently saps my will to meme. Playing catchup:
Day #15: The first play you read
It's a close thing but I'm fairly certain that the first play I read was Comedy of Errors. It could easily have been Midsummer, I read them in the same Spring. Comedy of Errors was in preparation to play Dromio of Syracuse, Midsummer in preparation to see it live at Theatricum Botanicum. Where I also had a walk on as a fairy, narrowly edging Comedy of Errors as my first time onstage in Shakespeare. (3rd grade, for those wondering)
Day #16: The First Play You Saw
Hard to say. I suppose, technically, because I was IN that Midsummer, I didn't see it per se. But by that logic... um... Tempest! I saw a traveling English production of Tempest in 5th grade. (After that, the next Shakespeare I wasn't working on would be high school, which just seems silly)
Day #1: Your favorite play
Day #2: Your favorite character
Day #3: Your favorite hero
Day #4: Your favorite heroine
Day #5: Your favorite villain
Day #6: Your favorite villainess
Day #7: Your favorite clown
Day #8: Your favorite comedy
Day #9: Your favorite tragedy
Day #10: Your favorite history
Day #11: Your least favorite play
Day #12: Your favorite scene
Day #13: Your favorite romantic scene
Day #14: Your favorite fight scene
Day #15: The first play you read
Day #16: Your first play you saw
Day #17: Your favorite speech
Day #18: Your favorite dialogue
Day #19: Your favorite movie version of a play
Day #20: Your favorite movie adaptation of a play
Day #21: An overrated play
Day #22: An underrated play
Day #23: A role you've never played but would love to play
Day #24: An actor or actress you would love to see in a particular role
Day #25: Sooner or later, everyone has to choose: Hal or Falstaff?
Day #26: Your favorite couple
Day #27: Your favorite couplet
Day #28: Your favorite joke
Day #29: Your favorite sonnet
Day #30: Your favorite single line
Day #15: The first play you read
It's a close thing but I'm fairly certain that the first play I read was Comedy of Errors. It could easily have been Midsummer, I read them in the same Spring. Comedy of Errors was in preparation to play Dromio of Syracuse, Midsummer in preparation to see it live at Theatricum Botanicum. Where I also had a walk on as a fairy, narrowly edging Comedy of Errors as my first time onstage in Shakespeare. (3rd grade, for those wondering)
Day #16: The First Play You Saw
Hard to say. I suppose, technically, because I was IN that Midsummer, I didn't see it per se. But by that logic... um... Tempest! I saw a traveling English production of Tempest in 5th grade. (After that, the next Shakespeare I wasn't working on would be high school, which just seems silly)
Day #1: Your favorite play
Day #2: Your favorite character
Day #3: Your favorite hero
Day #4: Your favorite heroine
Day #5: Your favorite villain
Day #6: Your favorite villainess
Day #7: Your favorite clown
Day #8: Your favorite comedy
Day #9: Your favorite tragedy
Day #10: Your favorite history
Day #11: Your least favorite play
Day #12: Your favorite scene
Day #13: Your favorite romantic scene
Day #14: Your favorite fight scene
Day #15: The first play you read
Day #16: Your first play you saw
Day #17: Your favorite speech
Day #18: Your favorite dialogue
Day #19: Your favorite movie version of a play
Day #20: Your favorite movie adaptation of a play
Day #21: An overrated play
Day #22: An underrated play
Day #23: A role you've never played but would love to play
Day #24: An actor or actress you would love to see in a particular role
Day #25: Sooner or later, everyone has to choose: Hal or Falstaff?
Day #26: Your favorite couple
Day #27: Your favorite couplet
Day #28: Your favorite joke
Day #29: Your favorite sonnet
Day #30: Your favorite single line