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Once upon a time when the world was not yet Disneyfied and, therefore, far less innocent, there lived a man called Hans Christian Anderson. Hans wrote tales for children in the 1800s. One of these was called The Red Shoes.
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‘Dracula’ really belongs to another time and place. Its use of fog and lighting special effects and extended periods of silence and character close-ups were intended to instill terror in its 1931 audience.
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The Blue Show didn’t come across as bent or twisted or especially rude to me; in fact this old perve was disappointed.
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There should be more of this sort of thing – sharp, well-executed, intelligent and wide ranging satire. This show is an absolute winner with excellent performances and wit abounding.
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The conversation starts coyly almost casually. Sharman and Malkovich sit and mirror each other in black leather chairs. Nearly mumbling into their hands as they both prop up their chins.
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The sublime in Birbiglia comes from his ordinariness – his normalness, and for this normal person to encounter and handle the pain of everyday injustices, disappointments, embarrassments.
