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Sunday, February 17, 2008
PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW: The Curse Is Off
Yahoo! News: "It came from England's Chichester Festival and the West End, where star Patrick Stewart and director Rupert Goold - �Britain's latest hot young director - �collected laurels all along the way. This week it landed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for a six-week-stay, with mountains of press, a cacophony of good word of mouth, and whispers that a Broadway transfer might be in the offing. A Macbeth on Broadway that critics liked? Why, the last time that happened was - wait, has that ever happened?"
it is completely fitting for this play to contain cinematic elements, as the author described. the story and drama of this play fits so well with the feeling of cinema.
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