I heard this on the radio this morning. Harold Pinter and Eartha Kitt.
I spent a chunk of my younger time as a theater person, and worked on several productions of his stuff. Generally, when you're involved in a show, by the end you know all the lines, even if you're a techie, but the thing I remember most clearly of him isn't what he had his actors say, but the spaces in between the lines.
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Date: 2008-12-26 11:59 pm (UTC)I spent a chunk of my younger time as a theater person, and worked on several productions of his stuff. Generally, when you're involved in a show, by the end you know all the lines, even if you're a techie, but the thing I remember most clearly of him isn't what he had his actors say, but the spaces in between the lines.
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Date: 2008-12-27 06:07 am (UTC)I'll always remember Earth Kitt as Catwoman. She was so much more than that, of course, but I adored Catwoman - she brightened many of my evenings.