Great Post Clare. I was taught The Waste Land at A level at loved it. When I did my Theatre Studies degree, a third year director adapted it for the stage snd I got to play Madame Sosostris among other characters , which resulted in me becoming besotted with it! I'd love you to do a readying.
Thanks, Clare, for this. It brings back happy memories of childhood holidays including having fun at Dreamland and on the crazy golf greens. It's intriguing to think that I have walked the same promenade as T S Eliot.
Great Post Clare. I was taught The Waste Land at A level at loved it. When I did my Theatre Studies degree, a third year director adapted it for the stage snd I got to play Madame Sosostris among other characters , which resulted in me becoming besotted with it! I'd love you to do a readying.
Madame Sosostris! What a role!
It was! I also played the woman in the pub, and the director made me rehearse it in a busy pub, which was fun but a bit embarrassing!
Thanks, Clare, for this. It brings back happy memories of childhood holidays including having fun at Dreamland and on the crazy golf greens. It's intriguing to think that I have walked the same promenade as T S Eliot.
Always wonder if he might have played a round of crazy golf...
Yes! Makes me think of Wendy Cope's 'Making Cocoa for Kingsley Amis'. Maybe there's a poem in this.