Julian at the National - Landscape with Weapon

2007 production at National Theatre

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Postby LinkaNeo » Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:30 pm

Hope you have a great time, guys! I can't wait either. 6 weeks for me! But i don't want it to fly: my exams are coming too and I'm starting to feel exam nerves. I've never been bad before :? have fun!!

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Postby ch1ch1 » Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:44 pm

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Yay, I've bought a ticket for next Tuesday matinee as well now!!


Excellent! :D - I take it you mean the 24th? The more the merrier!!! Anyone else besides you, me, Baggie and gosh?
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Postby goshandcrikey » Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:36 pm

5 days and 19 hours


or in my world 2 wedding dresses 5 bridesmaids 6 hats and a mums outfit. maybe i should go work now or i'll be hand sewing in the front row :D
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Postby ducatilady » Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:00 pm

Excellent! :D - I take it you mean the 24th? The more the merrier!!! Anyone else besides you, me, Baggie and gosh?


Yes, me & tuttsweet, we were the first to book for this one...months ago!
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Postby chatterbox » Thu Apr 19, 2007 9:10 am

Sorry ducatilady - if you were after an exclusive afternoon, we've sort of gatecrashed haven't we!! :D

LinkaNeo - good luck with the exams - some nerves are good for getting the adrenalin going I think! (The production I saw 6 times was Hamlet with Mark Rylance, another of my heroes, at the Globe - although standing tickets are only £5, so I feel I was justified!! :D)

Roll on next Tuesday for me, baggie, ducatilady, tutt-sweet, ch1ch1 and goshandcrikey!!!
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Postby Baggiebird » Thu Apr 19, 2007 9:41 am

Flippin' eck this is turning into a little mini reunion isn't it. Brilliant we are gonna have an exclenet day :17:
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Postby ch1ch1 » Thu Apr 19, 2007 10:12 am

Baggiebird wrote:
Brilliant we are gonna have an exclenet day


Woo-hoo! We certainly are! :clap:
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Postby goshandcrikey » Thu Apr 19, 2007 10:52 am

hope you don't mind me gatecrashing the reunion but it will be great to finally meet you all :foru:
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Postby Baggiebird » Thu Apr 19, 2007 12:35 pm

Hey that's not a problem, quite frankly the more the merrier. It'll be great to have a new face amongst us :D
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Postby faeriequeen » Thu Apr 19, 2007 3:41 pm

I'm getting play withdrawal symptoms! It was so cool knowing I could just pop down and see him in the flesh! :(
I knew there was a reason why I should've stayed in London for uni...
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Postby ducatilady » Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:40 pm

Actually Chatts, compared to the May 5th outing this will be a small gathering..it will be good to meet up again with everyone & to meet the newbies!
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Postby LinkaNeo » Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:46 pm

faeriequeen wrote:I'm getting play withdrawal symptoms! It was so cool knowing I could just pop down and see him in the flesh! :(
I knew there was a reason why I should've stayed in London for uni...


Told you so. Haha! Oh well. I want to go to uni in London. I'm applying to three different ones so i've gotta be accepted into one of them! :D

I hope one day I can go on one of the big huge massive forum meety-uppy outings. It'll be well cool. Although you may all think I'm a total mentalist. :rofl:
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Postby Imo » Thu Apr 19, 2007 6:08 pm

Have managed to drag the other half away from his cricket game on Saturday and we're going to the matinee - only one more day to go :D

ps: he's not looking forward after watching the so called intellectuals discussing it on the Newsnight Review programme the other day :?
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Postby cello » Thu Apr 19, 2007 6:47 pm

Advice please from all of you who have seen LWW already: would you take a 12 year old to it, albeit quite a bright one who watched CNN all the time on holiday and says he wants to run the UN when he grows up!

I'm less worried about bad language etc than adult emotions which he won't understand.
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Postby faeriequeen » Thu Apr 19, 2007 6:54 pm

cello wrote:Advice please from all of you who have seen LWW already: would you take a 12 year old to it, albeit quite a bright one who watched CNN all the time on holiday and says he wants to run the UN when he grows up!

I'm less worried about bad language etc than adult emotions which he won't understand.


I probably would've still enjoyed it when I was 12, and a lot of the emotions aren't too hard to understand I think.
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Postby chatterbox » Thu Apr 19, 2007 7:10 pm

Cello, yes, my boys are 14 now, but I would have taken them at 12. I think if he is fairly astute and able to follow moral debates, he will be fine. It is at an adult level, and there are some subtle jokes which may pass him by, but that wouldn't spoil his enjoyment. The second half does become quite intense, but nothing a bright 12 year old can't cope with. Strong language at a GW level, and a few sexual references that might (just) earn a 15 at the cinema, but I doubt it these days...

That makes it all sound quite serious, but it is also great fun, so go for it!
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Postby cello » Fri Apr 20, 2007 3:06 pm

Thanks to you both for that.
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Postby ducatilady » Sat Apr 21, 2007 11:42 am

I've just read somewhere that Landscape 'is likely to extend', sounds good to me!

http://www.bloomberg.com:80/apps/news?p ... refer=muse
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Postby ch1ch1 » Sat Apr 21, 2007 1:49 pm

Great news, ducatilady - thanks! :D
By the way, were the photos (at the bottom of your post) of Julian taken when you saw him at the National, by any chance? They're truly scrumptious!
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Postby faeriequeen » Sat Apr 21, 2007 4:22 pm

ducatilady wrote:I've just read somewhere that Landscape 'is likely to extend', sounds good to me!

http://www.bloomberg.com:80/apps/news?p ... refer=muse


Excellent news! It'll hopefully still be running after I've finished uni for the Summer then! :D
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