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My
Fakespeare plays have been going down
a storm at the Edinburgh Festival
and various theatres up and down the
land - including The
RSC in Stratford.
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"Kane
creates his cross-century mash-up
with the joy of language dripping
from his lips and echoes of Steven
Berkoff at his youthful best. Watch
him closely..." Steven Armstrong,
The Sunday Times |
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Too
often, Shakespeare-philes rewrite his
plays into modern language.
Oh look - Othello in rap. Here’s
Romeo and Juliet in chav-speake.
It was time to try it the other way
round: Our transient, modern, silly,
and vile stories, told with an olde-speake
relish for language and verse.
“If
beauty be the goal of nature, then thy
netting is by goodly Ronaldo infinitely
struck upon.”
“I desire thee
as all of girls aloud combined. The
ginger one removéd.” |
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Fakespeare
is touring! Where? Good Question! |
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Thursday 2nd September 2010
Fakespeare, The Court Theatre, Tring |
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Oh,
Glorius Chariot! |
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The
Miasma of Love |
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Sharon
Andronicus |
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Keep
thine eyes peeléd for news
of my latest blank verse bonanza.
R x |
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Copyright Russell Kane © 2009 |
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