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Yes, do you go to theaters and see real plays and such? That is a thing I wanna find out...

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I don't. Although I'd want to. I just don't have the time and money for it...

I have been to a theatre one time in my life, it is several years ago, but it doesn't really interest me, but I don't know why Im not so keen on cinemas either.

I have been to theater twice for real and several times as school-theaters...the First real theater was a youth-theater group that played Lysistrate and second time it was a theater-play about lonliness and that we all have small invicible ropes hanging arround us that people are affraid to tangle into others invicible ropes, very good plays both indeed.

This Sunday I will see a play about 1000 Years in Swedish history made short into 100 minutes. I guess the tempo will be hysterical and fun so I was very keen on seing that. My boyfriend paid me the ticket as a Name-day-gift...

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Only one revue, one Christmas Comedy Play, and I remember something about a children theatre back in the 70's.

I forgot to mention the time me and Glenn went out on Russeteater in Norway. It is usually a scetch-comedy-show made by the local 18-19 year old boys and girls who will end school before entering real world with jobs and University...I remember a joke about Siv Jensen and Kristin Halvorsen having the same haircut yet so differnet politics, haha...

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I would like to go see some real “serious” plays. After all, I got the Royal Theatre near by, and many other great theatres. Just never got my act together.

AnDrOiD wrote:I would like to go see some real “serious” plays. After all, I got the Royal Theatre near by, and many other great theatres. Just never got my act together.

You mean like Shakespeare and Ibsen and that kind of theater-plays?

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Not necessarily, but I wouldn't mind it.

I wouldn't mind seing Ibsens A dollhouse...

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That only time I was in a ral theatre was Århus Teater, the finest one in the city. The players were quite good. It was H.C. Andersens story called 'Fyrtøjet', the one with the soldier, the witch and the three big dogs.
I think I just don't like sitting in such a crowd.

Synthesist wrote:That only time I was in a ral theatre was Århus Teater, the finest one in the city. The players were quite good. It was H.C. Andersens story called 'Fyrtøjet', the one with the soldier, the witch and the three big dogs.
I think I just don't like sitting in such a crowd.

But there are sooo much other things in theatres than only fairy tales, ballet and shakespeare! Every performance has it's own audience!

Jarp2600 wrote:

Synthesist wrote:That only time I was in a ral theatre was Århus Teater, the finest one in the city. The players were quite good. It was H.C. Andersens story called 'Fyrtøjet', the one with the soldier, the witch and the three big dogs.
I think I just don't like sitting in such a crowd.

But there are sooo much other things in theatres than only fairy tales, ballet and shakespeare! Every performance has it's own audience!

That is probably right, but I don't think I notice such things anyway

I think that theater at times feels more real in the sence that the the people that play are there with you and can see you right in the eyes when you laugh and cry or whatever you do. So in a sence you become seen even if they don't see you as an individual person just a person part of that nights croud.

And that feeling you will never get when you go to the cinema...

Love Leelene