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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 17.1060  Wednesday, 29 November 2006

From:         Katy Dickinson <Katy.Dickinson@sun.com>
Date:         Tuesday, 28 Nov 2006 09:56:46 -0800
Subject:     Sir John in Love

My daughter is in one of the choirs which presented selections from 
Ralph Vaughan Williams' opera _Sir John in Love_ at The Harker School 
here in San Jose, California recently.  It was great fun to see 37 teens 
(a 20 member women's choir, and a 17 member men's choir) having such a 
good time with the music and the story.

The high point for me was after Mistresses Ford, Page, and Quickly 
compared their letters from Falstaff and found them to be the same, and 
then the entire women's choir processed in reading identical letters of 
their own from Sir John.  Their gleeful plotting to throw him into the 
river in a basket of dirty laundry was a treat.

See my blog for photos at http://blogs.sun.com/katysblog/

The direct entry link is 
http://blogs.sun.com/katysblog/entry/rule_britannia%21_%28fall_concert%29

Katy

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