Kommentarer til: Hush Little Baby http://halfdanj.dk/blog/2009/03/hush-little-baby/ Jonas Jongejan Tue, 01 Jun 2010 20:16:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Af: Belinda http://halfdanj.dk/blog/2009/03/hush-little-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-3348 Belinda Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:07:24 +0000 http://halfdanj.dk/blog/?p=227#comment-3348 Sounds like a compelling story - good luck on the sound. Sounds like a compelling story – good luck on the sound.

]]> Af: Tine http://halfdanj.dk/blog/2009/03/hush-little-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-3261 Tine Sat, 21 Mar 2009 19:26:27 +0000 http://halfdanj.dk/blog/?p=227#comment-3261 I was fortunate enough to be in the audience last night when you all performed. I have been an avid theatre goer in the past 10-12 years of my life and never have I experienced a play that touched me more or deeper. And I use the word experienced. Not watched. I felt involved - I felt my personal sphere invaded... like you all got under my skin and I couldn't not be aware. It was an incredible feeling. Too, I felt invited into the lives of people I didn't know existed. Hadn't taken time to realise existed. And that is always precious. The concept and expression of the play is brilliant, funny, unexpected and real in a sense most plays just never come close to achieving. And when it was all over, I didn't wish to leave. I wanted to stay and listen to the singing ... to listen to the smiles, the hopes, the dreams and the life they all exuded... for just a little while longer. I cannot thank you all enough for creating this amazing experience for me and so many others to share in. Leaving a theatre with the wish to stay and get to know everyone... really know them... to see beyond the characters, the masks and the lines... is so precious. Thank you, everyone. I was fortunate enough to be in the audience last night when you all performed. I have been an avid theatre goer in the past 10-12 years of my life and never have I experienced a play that touched me more or deeper. And I use the word experienced. Not watched. I felt involved – I felt my personal sphere invaded… like you all got under my skin and I couldn’t not be aware. It was an incredible feeling. Too, I felt invited into the lives of people I didn’t know existed. Hadn’t taken time to realise existed. And that is always precious.

The concept and expression of the play is brilliant, funny, unexpected and real in a sense most plays just never come close to achieving. And when it was all over, I didn’t wish to leave. I wanted to stay and listen to the singing … to listen to the smiles, the hopes, the dreams and the life they all exuded… for just a little while longer.

I cannot thank you all enough for creating this amazing experience for me and so many others to share in. Leaving a theatre with the wish to stay and get to know everyone… really know them… to see beyond the characters, the masks and the lines… is so precious. Thank you, everyone.

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