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31st January 10, 09:31 AM
#25
 Originally Posted by Panache
Raphael,
Burns Night Suppers can be dull, dry, and stogy affairs but they don't have to be.
Burns' recitations can be dull, dry, stogy readings but they don't have to be.
Didn't last year you post a rap version of the "Address to the Haggis"?
Shakespearean theater has the same challenge, to bring understanding and life to a language that the audience might not understand.
May be I need to attend a proper Burns Supper. I don't mind dry, as long as it is a learning and meaningful evening.
When it comes down to Shakespearean Theatre, I love it. I love Hamlet. I use to obsess with the play and would go to see all the productions in town.
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