[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Comments

[truxillogical]

I wish everyone's first experience to Shakespeare could be seeing it performed live.

(When I lived in London, I was addicted to the Globe. It was seriously A Problem.)

[(Anonymous)]

It was standard in our school (this was Ireland, early oughties). There were a couple of theaters up in the capital (two hours by bus) that used to do a Shakespeare rotation based on what plays were on the state exams that year. So I saw Romeo and Juliet for the junior exams, and then King Lear for the senior exams three years later.

It depended on what school you were in, and I think the theater that did it had to close in 2009, but I happened to be attending the right school at the right time, so I got lucky.