Now nightwood is reading like Wyndham Lewis.
I'm not reading Shakespeare atm but I've been getting this feeling like I should. Like I'm stuck in a stuffy wanky room and reading Twelfth Night would be like letting the fresh summer air in.
I’ve taught it to various A level classes - so yes I’ve read it quite a number of times.Jenks has read it three times, the swot
Me and my family went to see an open air performance of Winter's Tale in (I think) Wales.
No idea how good the peformance was — all I remember is one of the main actors had exactly the same voice as William Hague, and me and my Dad couldn't stop hysterically laughing in a fairly mortifying way.
I notice that (unless my memory has failed me) I've read exactly 10 Shakespeare plays (I might have read Much Ado?), so I really should rank them arbitrarily. I can't though. Henry IV is my fave.
1 - never read 2
1 - never read 2