Comments on: Henrik Ibsen http://westend.wordpress.com/2006/12/30/henrik-ibsen/ "Acting is half shame, half glory" - John Gielgud Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:49:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Josie http://westend.wordpress.com/2006/12/30/henrik-ibsen/#comment-78 Josie Thu, 01 Feb 2007 09:01:25 +0000 http://westend.wordpress.com/2006/12/30/henrik-ibsen/#comment-78 Great report, Terri. I've seen several productions of Ibsen's plays on stage, including Brand, The Master Builder and A Doll's House. I've loved them all. He was truly an incredible playwright. I enjoyed watching the video clip. Seeing Queen Sonja brought back memories of when I saw her at the Victoria & Albert Museum a year or two ago! Lol. She was there to open an exhibition of the clothes of Queen Maud. We looked at the exhibition the day after. Beautiful clothes, but my God, what a tiny waist she had!! Lol. Kåre Conradi is a very lovely man, as an actor and to look at! And I'm amazed at his accent when speaking English, he sounds sooo English! There's hardly a trace of his Norwegian accent! I hope to see more Ibsen plays in the future, especially Hedda Gabler, which I was hoping to see at the Almeida in London a few years ago, but never got around to it, silly me. Hopefully it'll be performed in London again soon. :) Great report, Terri. I’ve seen several productions of Ibsen’s plays on stage, including Brand, The Master Builder and A Doll’s House. I’ve loved them all. He was truly an incredible playwright.

I enjoyed watching the video clip. Seeing Queen Sonja brought back memories of when I saw her at the Victoria & Albert Museum a year or two ago! Lol. She was there to open an exhibition of the clothes of Queen Maud. We looked at the exhibition the day after. Beautiful clothes, but my God, what a tiny waist she had!! Lol.

Kåre Conradi is a very lovely man, as an actor and to look at! And I’m amazed at his accent when speaking English, he sounds sooo English! There’s hardly a trace of his Norwegian accent!

I hope to see more Ibsen plays in the future, especially Hedda Gabler, which I was hoping to see at the Almeida in London a few years ago, but never got around to it, silly me. Hopefully it’ll be performed in London again soon. :)

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