The sonic story approach to Hamlet is fascinating—theater accessibility continues to evolve in really thoughtful ways. Also, the fact that OSF costumes end up everywhere from other theaters to SNL (Al Pacino in a Pride & Prejudice gown!) is such a perfect example of how theatrical infrastructure quietly connects across the industry. And I appreciate the Southern accent question—dialect absolutely changes how verse lands rhythmically. These roundups are always packed with rabbit holes worth exploring.
I agree! I'd never seen a sonic story before but it is a neat idea and I feel every "Hamlet" should include seagull sounds. Love the point about theater infrastructure – I'm amazed at how theaters share stock, the level of organization and coordination is incredible. And I'd be curious to hear a whole play in a Southern accent!
The sonic story approach to Hamlet is fascinating—theater accessibility continues to evolve in really thoughtful ways. Also, the fact that OSF costumes end up everywhere from other theaters to SNL (Al Pacino in a Pride & Prejudice gown!) is such a perfect example of how theatrical infrastructure quietly connects across the industry. And I appreciate the Southern accent question—dialect absolutely changes how verse lands rhythmically. These roundups are always packed with rabbit holes worth exploring.
I agree! I'd never seen a sonic story before but it is a neat idea and I feel every "Hamlet" should include seagull sounds. Love the point about theater infrastructure – I'm amazed at how theaters share stock, the level of organization and coordination is incredible. And I'd be curious to hear a whole play in a Southern accent!