Part of me just did NOT need to know this.

[ysobelle]

But part of me would have been wondering.



http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2008/nov/23/hamlet-rsc-david-tennant-theatre




You just have to read it. Seriously.

Comments

[fondor.livejournal.com]

There seems to be room for a lot of humor here. I just think that next year's catchphrase could be It's just Andre in his box. I think we should have a small wooden box filled with tissue paper, or velvet cushion and just label it A.T. What do you think? No skull necessary, though I have an open account at Bucky's Boneyard if we feel the need.

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

We could leave it empty, and just say he's out working.

[wednesday42.livejournal.com]

That's kind of... awesome, really. I wonder if they saved a seat for him at their opening. ;)

"Just Andre in his box." I agree, that needs to become a motto. :D

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

We need T-shirts!

[wednesday42.livejournal.com]

Hee! *tries not to think of Cafe Press*

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Hee! *tries not to think of Cafe Press* <_< >_>

[tempest-gypsy.livejournal.com]

Am I the only person not shocked by this? Our college production of Hamlet (damn, was that so many years ago, already?!) used a real human skull, borrowed from the Anthropology department. 'Course, whomever it was wasn't best pleased by the usage, and our haunting incidents jumped ten-fold until "Yorik" was removed from the building.

I also had a human femur that lived on my desk when I was props mistress. It was great to threaten actors with, if they didn't return their borrowed props.

I find this story equally touching and funny! And I'd so wear a t-shirt about Andre in his box. It needs a picture of a person in Shakespearean clothes peering into a little, skull-sized box with a quizzical expression on his face!

[morriganswitch.livejournal.com]

NEAT

[morriganswitch.livejournal.com]

I would SO wear an ANDRE box tee shirt