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Ellemeno:
--- Quote from: fernly on March 20, 2007, 11:46:10 pm ---I think some of the 'parallel' scenes in the film would be really interesting to see on the stage at the same time, like Jack and Lureen dancing at the same time as Alma is trying to convince Ennis to move to town, and Jack and Ennis are both looking toward each other, unseeing and unseen, into the empty darkness in the center of the stage.
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Fern, you don't say much, but I love when you do! :)
Brown Eyes:
--- Quote from: fernly on March 20, 2007, 11:46:10 pm ---I think some of the 'parallel' scenes in the film would be really interesting to see on the stage at the same time, like Jack and Lureen dancing at the same time as Alma is trying to convince Ennis to move to town, and Jack and Ennis are both looking toward each other, unseeing and unseen, into the empty darkness in the center of the stage.
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Wow! I'll just echo what Elle said... This really is a stunning image to imagine!
:D
serious crayons:
I'll third that. This will make me sound incredibly ignorant, but because I'm more of a film buff than a theater one, I tend to think of film as being able to do more to dramatize a story than theater. But this is a wonderful example of how sometimes just the opposite is true.
Meryl:
--- Quote from: fernly on March 20, 2007, 11:46:10 pm ---I think some of the 'parallel' scenes in the film would be really interesting to see on the stage at the same time, like Jack and Lureen dancing at the same time as Alma is trying to convince Ennis to move to town, and Jack and Ennis are both looking toward each other, unseeing and unseen, into the empty darkness in the center of the stage.
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I love that! 8)
Jeff Wrangler:
--- Quote from: fernly on March 20, 2007, 11:46:10 pm ---I think some of the 'parallel' scenes in the film would be really interesting to see on the stage at the same time, like Jack and Lureen dancing at the same time as Alma is trying to convince Ennis to move to town, and Jack and Ennis are both looking toward each other, unseeing and unseen, into the empty darkness in the center of the stage.
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Great idea! Much more affecting than a "split screen" in a film!
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