Afterwards, I started thinking back to the first two plays I ever saw at the Stratford Festival. I went as part of a middle-school kind of summer day camp--they wangled cheap group tickets for us. The first year, we saw Love's Labour's Lost, with Martha Henry as the Princess of France and Richard Monette as Berowne.
The second year, we saw The Seagull, which was very inappropriate but which I didn't understand much of anyway so it didn't matter. Who's the actress on the right? (Sorry it's a bit blurry.)
Oh--right. I knew I'd seen her somewhere before.
1 comment:
LOVE IT.
I grew up in Chicago, and had access to a lot of live theater. But my first real experience was at the Goodman Children's Theater for the Canterville Ghost. The Ghost? A very young Joe Mantegna. Yours is better, though.
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