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A brief discussion of autumnal sartorial choices segues into a new segment: Theatre Talk with Gifted Underachievers! In this fun, somewhat farcical, and relatively informative exploration of the delights that are community theatre, Pat and James dig into exactly how is ‘Godot’ pronounced; the big Norwegian himself, Ibsen; what is so fun about local theatre, are the great plays perhaps a bit dated, and other interesting topics with humor, pathos, and lots of emoting.
Questions for Listeners:
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* Who loves Ibsen? Why?
* Is Shakespeare overrated?
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For Further Exploration:
Why Should You Read ‘Waiting for Godot’?
I Tried Theatre. It Changed My Life
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By Gifted UnderachieversA brief discussion of autumnal sartorial choices segues into a new segment: Theatre Talk with Gifted Underachievers! In this fun, somewhat farcical, and relatively informative exploration of the delights that are community theatre, Pat and James dig into exactly how is ‘Godot’ pronounced; the big Norwegian himself, Ibsen; what is so fun about local theatre, are the great plays perhaps a bit dated, and other interesting topics with humor, pathos, and lots of emoting.
Questions for Listeners:
* Hop on over to the segment web page or click the button below to leave a comment.
* Who loves Ibsen? Why?
* Is Shakespeare overrated?
Want to Show Your Support for the Gifted Underachievers?
Visit our merch shop!
We have T-shirts, notebooks, hats, fridge magnets, mugs, and more. (Note: We’re working on getting free or low shipping in all countries!)
For Further Exploration:
Why Should You Read ‘Waiting for Godot’?
I Tried Theatre. It Changed My Life
Thanks for listening to Gifted Underachievers! This post is public so feel free to share it.
If you aren’t already a subscriber, we’d love to have you in the GU Clubhouse! No spam, unsubscribe any time.