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Review 1 for The Acting Company
Well worth seeing
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Sat, Oct 27, 2012 @
Posted 10/29/2012
by Emily91364
Location:Woodland Hills
The acting was superb and the casting was well done. This made the play gripping even thoough we had read Steinbeck and seen the play before. The Acting Company have a well deserved reputation for excellence.
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Sat, Oct 27, 2012 @
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Review 2 for The Acting Company
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Sat, May 5, 2012 @
Posted 06/11/2012
by Anonymous
Great show! Took the whole family; everyone loved it!
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Sat, May 5, 2012 @
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Review 3 for The Acting Company
Julius Caesar--with modern appeal
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Tue, May 1, 2012 @
Favorite moment: Kevin Ortin as Casca: "He spoke Greek...It was Greek to me." @
Posted 05/03/2012
by PenelopeM
Bravo! I've wondered for years how this play could be modernized, as Romeo and Juliet and Midsummer Night's Dream have been. This was terrific--from the costumes to the set, and of course, the acting. The scenes excised, such as the last (storm) scene in Act I, & Portia's hand-wringing in Act II, Scene 4, were not missed. The set with the film strips were dramatic, particularly Caesar's "motorcade", the fight scenes, and the "fire" lit at the end.
The actors playing Caesar (Bjorn DuPaty), Mark Antony (Zachary Fine) and Brutus (William Sturdivant) were all very strong. This was "Shakespeare for a new generation."
The actors playing Caesar (Bjorn DuPaty), Mark Antony (Zachary Fine) and Brutus (William Sturdivant) were all very strong. This was "Shakespeare for a new generation."
CSUN - Cal State Northridge @
- Northridge @
, CA @
- Tue, May 1, 2012 @
Favorite moment: Kevin Ortin as Casca: "He spoke Greek...It was Greek to me." @
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