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This is highly poetic piece (as you can see) but one without
Noticeable directional notes. This is deliberate as I believe that
The director must be free in all aspects of the work (staging, lights
Costume, setting etc) with the same freedom that the writer gives
himself in writing the piece.
Any comments which you may have will be gladly received
& responded to – so here’s hoping that we will have this
opportunity to work together
looking forward to hearing from you
Martin
I love the classical, poetic drama form & can only which that there were more outlets for it in the present climate. The drama is of course essential to any society that aspires to be ‘civil’ & as such verse-drama is one of the highest forms that can be practiced.
Also, the National Theatre of Ireland are reading my verse-play on Yeats ‘The Silence & The Moon’ –so as you see, it’s busy times here in Belgium.
Sometimes I bemoan the fact that, regarding my work at least, that I live in a non-English speaking country –even so, I have managed in the last two years to have two plays preformed in English ‘Troy’ & ‘Gilgamesh’ so perhaps all is not lost.
Let me know what plays you are involved with at the moment & any other news
Respect
Martin
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