NYTimes.com: "“MY dear Lady Disdain,” as she is sometimes called, has been struck by a compelling need to confide. And so Beatrice, in the beguiling person of Eve Best, walks to the edge of the stage at Shakespeare’s Globe — the popular Thames-side theater — shedding self-possession with every step. She is wearing an expression we have never seen on her before: elated, aghast and altogether undone."
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
London Theater This Summer Touches Deep
NYTimes.com: "“MY dear Lady Disdain,” as she is sometimes called, has been struck by a compelling need to confide. And so Beatrice, in the beguiling person of Eve Best, walks to the edge of the stage at Shakespeare’s Globe — the popular Thames-side theater — shedding self-possession with every step. She is wearing an expression we have never seen on her before: elated, aghast and altogether undone."
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