Tag Archives: National Theatre in London

Bringing Back the Appreciation of Life Through Frankenstein

Posted on May 1, 2020 by Harry Brake

As the National Theatre in London streams this week Frankenstein– different meanings reveal themselves in a strange world we find ourselves in currently. Having see this show in the Lunario in Mexico City, I vaguely remember why this was one … Continue reading →

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Puck is Alive and Well…in 2016…

Posted on April 12, 2016 by Harry Brake

Lunario’s As You Like It – never read this Shakespeare comedy, knew next to nothing.  Maybe even less that than.  Fine.  If the day was any indication – then maybe the night and the play from the London National Theatre … Continue reading →

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“I Want My Respect!” and a Transformed A View from the Bridge Production Estasblishes this Sentiment

Posted on May 31, 2015 by Harry Brake

Despite a flurry and onrush of emotions the last few weeks amid graduation, saying goodbye to a high school experience of so many close students, and now family, many topics still come to the surface from even further back through … Continue reading →

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