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Post by parsley1 on Aug 8, 2024 9:29:12 GMT
One of my best ever theatre experiences Topped only by all the expressions on the faces of the people who had gone just to see CB 😅 She is a genius and so is KM Although her film career isn’t perfect She always uses her talent and position to appear in stage shows which challenge and provoke I suppose people prefer her to appear in the Lion King Or Cabaret She remains a rare actor with integrity. Lucky you it was one of my worst Yet people still fall into the trap endlessly of booking On the name of an actor You would think it would be a lesson |
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Post by Talisman on Aug 8, 2024 11:07:24 GMT
Fortunately never learned to the benefit of many theatres.
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Post by jr on Aug 8, 2024 16:01:10 GMT
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Post by parsley1 on Aug 8, 2024 17:13:35 GMT
Her latest film has been totally ripped apart by critics
Apparently she signed up to it due to “covid madness”
“Flailingly inept”
I do wonder if her peak is behind her
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Post by bordeaux on Aug 8, 2024 19:45:16 GMT
Her latest film has been totally ripped apart by critics Apparently she signed up to it due to “covid madness” “Flailingly inept” I do wonder if her peak is behind her Like a lot of actors she's in four or five projects a year. Every so often one is a complete dud; several of them are forgettable. What is important is the small number of great things she's in. It's absurd to speculate on her future on the basis of one mediocre film. She's in forthcoming films or TV directed by Jim Jarmusch, Alfonso Cuaron, Steven Soderbergh and Luca Guadagnino. She'll be doing great thing for many years to come. |
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Post by amyja89 on Aug 8, 2024 19:55:43 GMT
When you’re a double Oscar and however much else winner, I’m sure you’re not worrying too much. I for one am looking forward to her and Jamie Lee Curtis being silly gooses in Borderlands, and those kinds of movies always seem like they are more fun to make than to actually watch.
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Post by Rory on Aug 8, 2024 20:17:01 GMT
Her latest film has been totally ripped apart by critics Apparently she signed up to it due to “covid madness” “Flailingly inept” I do wonder if her peak is behind her Like a lot of actors she's in four or five projects a year. Every so often one is a complete dud; several of them are forgettable. What is important is the small number of great things she's in. It's absurd to speculate on her future on the basis of one mediocre film. She's in forthcoming films or TV directed by Jim Jarmusch, Alfonso Cuaron, Steven Soderbergh and Luca Guadagnino. She'll be doing great thing for many years to come. And Tar was only a short while ago. |
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Post by aspieandy on Aug 22, 2024 6:46:20 GMT
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Post by kallyloo on Aug 22, 2024 7:14:38 GMT
Oh my god! It’s happening, it’s happening!😆
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Post by zahidf on Aug 22, 2024 7:22:36 GMT
Barbican membership comes in handy!
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Post by lemiz1862 on Aug 22, 2024 7:54:57 GMT
This is only happening at the Barbican, it’s not transferring
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Post by Rory on Aug 22, 2024 7:56:17 GMT
This is only happening at the Barbican, it’s not transferring I was going to ask that. What's happened to the Wyndham's run? |
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Post by lemiz1862 on Aug 22, 2024 8:01:01 GMT
This is only happening at the Barbican, it’s not transferring I was going to ask that. What's happened to the Wyndham's run? It was never happening at the Wyndhams, the rumor was wrong. |
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Post by Dave B on Aug 22, 2024 8:05:38 GMT
Barbican membership comes in handy! Are there any details out to members yet? |
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Post by zahidf on Aug 22, 2024 8:22:54 GMT
Barbican membership comes in handy! Are there any details out to members yet? Nope, nothing on the website yet. |
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Post by zahidf on Aug 22, 2024 8:23:36 GMT
She was at the Barbican years ago wasnt she? probably just likes the venue
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Post by amyja89 on Aug 22, 2024 8:30:56 GMT
Hoping the prices are’t too outrageous. I didn’t pay over the odds (by modern standards) for Isabelle Huppert’s Mary Said What She Said at the Barbican earlier this year.
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Post by talkingheads on Aug 22, 2024 8:52:31 GMT
As much as I'd love to go, I'm not signing up for a membership on the off chance that there might be a possibility of me maybe getting reasonably priced tickets. The fact we even have to consider doing that at all is absurd. I can see ticket prices skyrocketing into the hundreds easily.
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Post by zahidf on Aug 22, 2024 8:56:25 GMT
www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/event/the-seagullPriority Booking Mon 7 Oct 10am Barbican Patrons Priority Mon 7 Oct 4pm Barbican Members Plus Priority Tue 8 Oct 10am: Barbican Members Priority Tue 8 Oct 12pm: Wessex Grove Priority Wed 9 Oct: 10am Public booking opens
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Post by zahidf on Aug 22, 2024 9:10:25 GMT
As much as I'd love to go, I'm not signing up for a membership on the off chance that there might be a possibility of me maybe getting reasonably priced tickets. The fact we even have to consider doing that at all is absurd. I can see ticket prices skyrocketing into the hundreds easily. Cheapest tickets £20.00. Will be in the balcony, but its fine from there ( if far!) |
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Post by Dave B on Aug 22, 2024 9:10:59 GMT
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Post by mkb on Aug 22, 2024 10:00:41 GMT
I wonder if the pre-sale will be before or after Barbican members'. Doesn't seem to be much of a gap if after. Update: the link says 9 October with no time specified. |
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Post by Jon on Aug 22, 2024 10:01:43 GMT
I wonder if the pre-sale will be before or after Barbican members'. Doesn't seem to be much of a gap if after. 2 hours after Barbican Priority Members at 12pm, the higher priced memberships are the day before |
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Post by mkb on Aug 22, 2024 10:15:38 GMT
As much as I'd love to go, I'm not signing up for a membership on the off chance that there might be a possibility of me maybe getting reasonably priced tickets. The fact we even have to consider doing that at all is absurd. I can see ticket prices skyrocketing into the hundreds easily. To be fair to the Barbican, their £59 scheme gives 20% discount on two tickets and waived booking fees, so not good for a solo theatregoer, but a couple need to spend only about £145 each during the membership year to break even. You don't need to renew membership until the next booking you want to make, so it costs less than £59 per calendar year. With Totoro, Kate and Seagull, we've made it work for us this year solely on the discount. The priory booking, Members' Lounge access and other benefits have been bonuses. |
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Post by parsley1 on Aug 22, 2024 10:22:08 GMT
Have a feeling no members discount here
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