Hob wrote:
Nice to get there, but you sound slighly ambivalent about it Pebs,
pebblesfromheaven wrote:
But we're biased, perhaps
Quite rightly so ;)
What would you have given it out of 10?
(snip) Like it was good, but your enthusiasm for the subject matter meant you'd over-egged the event in your imagination beforehand?
ps: Tell Mr Pebs 'Nice Ormaigery'.
I'm no art critic ;)
Of course we didn't really get to experience the whole project, just the night-time "play" bit of it.
I wanted to describe the event without giving anything away, so obviously had to leave out a few details. As a result, maybe the things I was enthusiastic about had to stay inside the bag, you might say...!
I would give it 7 or 8/10 compared to my previous experiences with outdoor art and/or drama of any sort.
I'd give major credit to technical aspects, organisation, acting skills, subject matter, location, props, set design, music, atmosphere and supporting cast ;)
but I think I'd mark it down on the actual story, which was a bit thin & lame when all boiled down. but you could argue it wasn't about the story, iyswim.
Overall I enjoyed it, the audience around me were a bit quiet but I'm not sure who they were - by which I mean I bet they didn't pay either, so they weren't really the target audience! Once the ticket-buying arty farty set see it I could see quite a few great reviews about it.
Has anyone seen any other reviews yet?
