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We don't have to bring back the oldies.We already have an aging fleet of dinosaurs on display everyday.
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Operating under the assumption that Americans are far more likely to take up a cause if they're interrupted while trying to eat dinner, the Obama campaign is looking for a few good teleObamarketers:
Aiming to bring public pressure on Republicans to back higher taxes for the rich in the "fiscal cliff" fight, the Obama-Biden campaign today began urging supporters to join a local, online phone bank to help the president blast the GOP.
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"Today you will be calling fellow supporters with a message about extending middle-class tax cuts. Your job is to lay out the choice Congress is facing on keeping taxes low for the middle class, and encourage supporters to call their representative. You will be able to provide all the information," said the memo emblazoned with the Obama-Biden campaign emblem.
A script is provided. Just print it out and tape it to a hand-held mirror — it'll be like your own personal teleprompter! Here's a shorter version of the script: "Nice tax rates ya got there… shame if somethin' were to happen to them."
After making calls, Obama supporters are then supposed to go back to the website to let the campaign know how the calls went. At that point the supporters will be promptly… hit up for donations. Just the campaign's little way of saying "thanks for your time."
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Evidently, there was nothing wrong with using "comfort women" during World War II. You know, to "maintain discipline." At least according to one Japanese mayor.
Wow. It looks like rape culture hasn't changed that much since the 1940s.
"Comfort women," if you don't know, is a euphemism for what is essentially sex slavery. Women from China and the Korean peninsula were rounded up and forced to have sex with Japanese soldiers. Some historians think that 200,000 women were forced into this position.
But look, you guys. The mayor in question, Toru Hashimoto, doesn't want to let rape happen. It's necessary.
Mr. Hashimoto told reporters in Osaka on Monday that they had served a useful purpose. "When soldiers are risking their lives by running through storms of bullets, and you want to give these emotionally charged soldiers a rest somewhere, it's clear that you need a comfort women system," he said.
It's clear, you guys! No one can reasonably think otherwise! If these young men are running through a hail of bullets, they are owed a little tail. And they're gonna get what is owed to them.
That's what he's saying, right? That by virtue of risking their lives, Japanese soldiers were entitled to the bodies of others. Not cool, man. Not cool.
Oh, what the heck? I'm feeling generous today. Maybe he's only referring to a particular moment in time. Don't misunderstand me. The correct answer to the question, 'How do you feel about comfort women?' is always, always, 'Not good.' But let's give this guy the benefit of the doubt.
Wait…he also said that US troops stationed in Japan should utilize the local sex industry in order to cut down on sexual assaults on local women.
Ah. OK. All my charity is gone. Because here's the thing: How can you live in 2013 and not know that rape and sexual assault is not about getting your rocks off? It's about power. It's about the idea that one person has the right to use and discard another person without any consideration for how it effects the other person. So, sorry, Hashimoto, if I don't take your claim that simply visiting a sex worker will eliminate sexual assaults. If that were true, there would be no such thing as a sexual assault.
I guess we can just file this under "Even More Evidence of Rape Culture." Sigh.
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Had Mr. Hashimoto referred to women willingly working in the sex industry, how different would most of these comments be?
Legitimate sex workers pride themselves for the services they provide to the community (cutting down on sexual assaults being one of them), which is why they deserve the same kind of protection as any other working person.
Thank you for the history lesson. I had no idea that this occurred in Japan. Far too many men believe that women were put here to serve them, but that kind of thinking is just wrong. No offense to good men, but what is wrong with the rest of the male sex. Even the bible reduces the place of women. We have to educate boys, and create a new sense of respect for women in our society. Mandatory parenting classes for highschool students would be a good place to begin.
Obviously he sort of missed the fact that the International Military Tribunal for the Far East estimated that 20,000 women were raped, including infants and the elderly by Japanese soldiers when Nanjing fell..A large portion of these rapes were systematized in a process where soldiers would search door-to-door for young girls, with many women taken captive and gang raped. The women were often killed immediately after being raped, often through explicit mutilation or by stabbing a bayonet, long stick of bamboo, or other objects into the vagina. Which does beg the question what exactly was the Japanese military discipline like without "comfort women"?
So the logic is that it is better to rape a known quantity of women ("comfort" probably isn't the word the women used for what was happening) then to risk the rape of all women? The mayor doesn't want to prohibit rape; he just wants to control it. Sorry, guy. That doesn't condone it for me.
Comments made by males who apparently have no control at all over their own desires brings shame upon all males and they are certainly not all animals and live according to the BEAST WITHIN.
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Wow! Just when I thought the Japanese could not drag any more shame & disrepute on their nation we have this guy putting his big foot in his mouth. Not only do we have to cope with the Cove - slaughtering the dolphins, the slaughter of whales in the Southern Antarctic, we have to once again be reminded of the Japanese brutality in the 2nd World War.& if you don't believe me watch the Movie "A Bridge over the river Kwai". I told my daughters a long time ago you can marry anyone in the worls, any race, but please not Japanese.
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Well it is a Mossberg. Sorry that's as much as I can say with those pics.
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Great value for money.
We had read the mixed reviews on this website but only after we had booked through Laterooms. We were very pleasantly surprised. The hotel is well situated on the sea front with free parking. The receptionist was very friendly and offered assistance with luggage. The good sized double bedroom had a beautiful sea view as requested. The restaurant offered a varied fixed price dinner menu including veggie options and the food and service was very good. The inclusive full English breakfast was excellent.
Okay the lift is tiny and the stair carpet could do with replacing but overall for �60 for two people - double bedroom, sea view, full breakfast, friendly service, this was excellent value and my wife and I throughly enjoyed our stay at the Cliffeside.
Cliffside or Cumberland?
We arrived at the hotel, to be told that we would not be staying at the Cliffside hotel, but at another hotel just two doors down! WE expressed that we did not book at the Cumberland but we had no choice. We arrived and went to our room. It was rear facing, very small, and had a lovely view of the bins (which were full!) a coach, and a staff smoking area. A generator was placed on the roof outside our room. We couldn't sleep well that night, we were moved the following night to a run down room. These hotel are really bad DONT DO IT!!!
One word-Appalling
The only good thing about this hotel was the hot receptionist. The rooms were very small and poorly furnished. The hotel in general needed a good overhaul. There seemed to be a constant theme of poor quality. I have honestly never stayed in a 3 star hotel that has been so poor. I personally felt that they take the attitude that you have paid up front and so are not able to do anything about it and are not looking for returning customers.
In order to present a fair picture then I will say the breakfast was reasonable and the night porter was a nice chap. Other than that I would stear clear.
We paid �140 for a double room for one night. Quite frankly had it not been for the wedding I would have rather stayed at home and donated the money to charity.
We booked this hotel who moved us 2 doors down to The Cumberland - please read my review. This may be a wonderous place, however they moved us to The Cumberland which was awful.
Excellent, don't believe the poor reviews
After reading the unkind reviews posted here, I have to say our stay at the Cliffeside was an excellent one. You may want to note that there is no easy disabled access to the hotel so this may be a problem for some wheelchair bound individuals, however the porter was on hand to offer us assistance. The reception & ground floor areas we found spotless, light, welcoming, and yes the sofa's are real leather! The majority of the staff were english & we had no problems with communication. The restaurant is a floor below the main areas of the hotel so it was lovely and quiet. We had a window table which was very comfortable. The food was excellent, very well presented & hot. Breakfast was buffet style. Overall I was very impressed with the Cliffeside & would definately stay again. I would like to pass on my comments to those that had a poor view - don't expect every hotel near a beach to have a sea-view. The rooms in the front of any hotel near the sea will have a sea-view, just make sure you ask for one, we did & we got one! Well done Cliffeside.
Dreadful place
My wife and I wanted a nice weekend break away and from the internet this hotel looked lovely sea views a nice room showing a four poster bed.Then the reality. I booked the hotel through Octopus Travel and paid �71.50 when we arrived reception asked me to sign a form showing the price paid as �44, lesson 1 only book direct and not through agents.
The lift!!!!! at this hotel is suitable for transporting food only and not to carry humans very very small and for some strange reason the walls are also carpeted.Our room was the worst we have ever stayed in dark dingy very small and old fashioned with a lovely view under our window of the heating ducting.
The loo roll holder fell off, the plug in the sink was not attached to the chain and the kettle would only work if you put something under the lead.
The staff seemed to be very wary and on the whole unfriendly,previous reviews on this hotel in general seem to have the same opinion we will never go to this hotel again.
Misleading website
My husband and I stayed at the cliffeside over august bank holiday 2005. We were looking for a relaxing, romantic short break. We booked the cliffeside after reading the webiste blurb promising relaxation, and seeing pictures from the hotels direct website ----. Although we thought the cost a little high for a three star, the images seemed to warrent the cost. When we arrived we were pleasantly greeted, and the staff, on the whole were polite and helpful. The entrance, dining hall etc reflected the pictures on the webiste, although the outdoor pool was tiny. When we entered our room, it was a far cry from the picture shown on the website. It was tiny and oppressive. The bedding was very old, and although the room had been cleaned, the overall appearance was shabby (the bedding was frayed, there were cigarette burns in the furniture, the carpet was very worn). Our nights sleep was very uncomfortable - the room was very light due the thinness of the curtains, the pillows were heavy and flat, whilst the bed was lumpy (a couple of bruises developed from the springs). We were cold and when we went to bed we were entertained by the thumping music and chanting from a party down stairs (if the room had been comfortable it would have been easier to turn a blind eye to this!). Breakfast in the morning was pleasant. Location was reasonable, with lovely views, although our room did have a view, the size of the window limited our enjoyment.
We did complain about our stay, saying the room did not reflect the cost nor the star rating. The reply from the manager was that he hadn't had any compliants before. To be honest he was very rude and dismissive of our complaint. I was shocked since i had been very polite, and I do not think his response was warranted. This is the first time I have sent in a review. I hope it is helpful. I have stayed in a lot of hotels all over the world, most I would return to without hesitation. I certainly would not return to the cliffeside!
Pleasantly Surprised!!
First of all it's CliffEside Hotel, so if you can't find a website on it it's probably due to a spelling error on search engines, etc. Our party were relocated from Eastbourne to Bournemouth at very short notice so I came on here and read the reviews that people had given! I wasn't impressed, in fact I was quite scared at what we might see when we arrived at this Hotel!
However when I arrived I was pleasantly surprised! The leather settees in the reception area are leather! Real leather! The staff are wonderful, service with a smile all the time! And so willing to help! The lift only carries three people at a time but the stairs are easy enough and the lift is for people!! The rooms are clean and tidy and the housekeeper comes in everyday to make the beds properly and put the towels straight, etc.
I only saw the view from rooms at the front and the back but the front views the sea and the back looks over a beautiful old house!
The food at this restaurant is beautiful! The bread was still warm when we arrived in the restaurant and the service was quick at all times! We had linen at the tables in the evenings and paper napkins at breakfast which was fair enough. The variety of food was great and they catered for everyone!
At reception you could buy a selection of toiletries, etc!
And yes when you went out you had to leave your key at reception but how else would staff know who was in and out of the building in case of an emergency?! It also meant one less thing for us to look after while we were out!
The only negative about this hotel is that it is not centrally located so the town centre is a little out of walking distance for most people particularly those with walking difficulties! However it is made up for by the willingness of the staff to help you in anyway that they can!
The check in was good. Had assistance with our luggage. Was assigned a room - no, not a view of the sea front, but did see the back of another hotel. Went to the lift (elevator) which was apparently made for sending food to rooms rather than accomodating guests, it was so small. Got off the lift, had to ascend stairs (which the carpet on was threadbare). Entered the hallway and was confronted by woodwork, doors and paneling that apparently had either taken a beating or the result of several decades of neglect. The room was very small (wallpaper peeling in places). The outside window sills were roting away.
Went to the lounge and ordered a Brown Ale. The individual serving attempted to pour me a BRANDY, and this went on for 3 attempts until I went to the receptionist and asked her to find a brown ale for me. After getting the brown ale, I observed that the "sell by date" had expired in 2004. Five days later when I again requested a brown ale, I was also served with one that the sell by date expired in 2004.
The advert for the hotel stated one could lounge in "real leather chairs" while overlooking the Isle of Wight to the Swanage. What a load! In the far distance on only one day was I Isle of Wight vaguely visible and only for a very short period in the morning.
When I inquired about the restaurant, was informed that there would be breakfast, other than than we would have to find one of the other hotels in order to obtain food. (The restaurant was set up very nice, but upon entering, if you were a guest, you were assigned a table with paper napkins (serviettes) rather than being seated at one with linen ones. Obviously they were part of the decoration. The view vrom the dining area look outside to a swimming pool with high walls - i.e., NO VIEW!
In my years of traveling, I have stayed in hotels in 22 countries and 46 of the United States. NEVER, have I had a DEMAND to leave the room key at the desk every time I went out!!!!!!!!!!!! This was different at this hotel.
At night, one is treated to the roaring of motors on the street between the hotel and the seafront cliffs. Apparently it is a good place to drag race without fear of the police.
Would I stay here again, I'll leave it to you to make that judgement.
Very Poor Quality !!
For a so called 'Chain Group Hotel' - the Cliffside Hotel was so poor my wife and I checked in and within an hour checked out!! We went for a winter weekend break and was disgusted with the whole set up there. I booked on line via their group WEB Site, which makes good reading but in reality is VERY POOR indeed. We were the only patrons in a 68 bedroom hotel !! the Sea View room was the smallest and most poorly decorated hotel we have ever stayed in. We were asked to dine at one of their sister hotels 'just up the road'.. The list price for this hotel and room is 140 Pounds - per night. It is also listed as a 3* RAC and AA approved, i think they should go and reassess this dingy old building!! One we would certainly not recommend.
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Some things to improve upon
Marks Hotel is a newly renovated property, due for completion late August. When I stayed the week before completion, the restaurant was closed, and the breakfast limited to a juice, danish, sugary muesli bar & apple delivered to your door in the morning. Although the rates were "reduced" to reflect this (they were still not cheap), I think they will have to work a bit harder once finished if they lift the rates. For instance while the bed was comfortable, and the duvet feather, they were unable to supply a feather pillow. The throw rug was Designers' Guild and the wall paper and cushions bold and attractive so money has been spent on the interior. However toiletries are restricted to a supermarket brand in a dispenser by the shower & sink, there are no good quality individual bottles. There is no mini-bar or fridge in the room, though a kettle, hairdryer & iron are supplied.
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Stayed here for one night in June, clean hotel, Beds are very very comfy. Rooms in hotel look like they have been designed by laurence Lowellyn Bowen - a little much for some people. Must agree with coments about room service for a city hotel I'm amased their is no room service for when you get back from a night on the town. Restaurant was also closed for refurbisment which I wasn't advised when booking. I travel on business and dont want to go walking the street for dinner. Overall a resonable hotel, stayed in better, stayed in worse. Nothing exciting really.
Ich habe ein Wochenende mit Einkaufen und Ausgehen in Glasgow verbracht.
Wir hatten ein Doppel- und ein Einzelbett, sowie ein ausziehbares Sofa auf unserem Zimmer und da wir nur zu dritt waren, gab es noch gen�gend Platz. Das Zimmer w�rde sich sehr f�r eine kleine Familie eignen und hat nur 120 Euro pro Nacht gekostet.
Das Hotel hat eine tolle Lage, nur 10 Minuten vom Hauptbahnhof gelegen, man konnte zu Fu� zu den Gesch�ften laufen und ca. 5 Minuten entfernt gab es ein richtig sch�nes Kino.
Die Angestellten waren sehr nett zu uns.
Les chambres neuves sont très agréables
J'ai s�journ� dans cet h�tel les 18 et 19 mai. J'�tais d�j� venu quand c'�tait encore l'h�tel Bewleys. Les chambres r�nov�es valent vraiment la visite : tr�s modernes, spacieuses et id�alement situ�es.
Le personnel est tr�s agr�able et aimable, d'autant que certaines parties de l'h�tel sont en pleines r�novations similaires.
J'ai h�te de revenir quand l'h�tel sera termin�, il vaut vraiment la visite.
Girls Weekend
Stayed here for a weekend shopping and going out in Glasgow.
We had double, single and sofa bed in our room, and with 3 of us there was still plenty of room. This room would be really good for someone with a small family and it was only �89 per night.
The hotel is in a great location, only 10 mins from the train station, walking distance from the shops, and 5 mins from a nice cinema.
The staff were also really nice to us.
New Bedrooms are great
Stayed in this Hotel 18th and 19th May. Previously stayed here when it was Bewleys Hotel. The newly refurbished bedrooms are definately worth a vist. Very Modern, spacious and in an ideal location. Staff are great and very pleasant even particularly whilst other areas of the Hotel are being upgraded to a similar style. Can,t wait to return when the Hotel is finished, will definately be worth a visit
Garish hotel with bed bugs
My boyfriend and I stayed in this hotel as we had a night out in Glasgow. The front of the hotel looks amazing but inside is horrible. The wallpaper in the hall ways has bedroom was very over powering. We were in room 302 and the heat was unbeleivable even with the windows open. Our room had a double and a single in it and very cramped. The bathroom was however very clean and modern.
There is room service at the hotel but it ends at 9.30 so no midnight snacks available!!
When we got back to the hotel after our night out we asked the porter for a bottle of mineral water but he said we would need to go to the 24 hour shop for it!
When we returned home both our legs were covered in itchy bites.
Also to make things worse my credit card has been charged 3 times for the cost of the room.
I have called the hotel regarding the problems but I have been told someone will call me back.
I was really disappointed with the hotel. It cost �89 without breakfast but to be honest I would reccomend the travel inn has the bed's a much comfier and the overall service and conditions are much better and also cheaper!!
Muy agradable
Mi novio y yo hace poco tiempo que pasamos una noche en el hotel Bewley de Glasgow. Cuando llegamos el personal se mostr� muy agradable y servicial. No fuimos ni al bar ni al restaurante pero las partes del hotel que s� vimos ten�an un aspecto limpio y ordenado. Nuestra habitaci�n era muy bonita y era bastante espaciosa. La �nica desventaja que se me ocurre eran las vistas puesto que en nuestro caso la habitaci�n daba a un callej�n trasero, pero no nos import�. En general, disfrut� de mi estancia de una noche en el Bewleys y se lo recomendar�a a otras personas que vayan a viajar a Glasgow. Est� junto a la principal zona comercial y adem�s su precio es uno de los m�s baratos que encontramos.
Very pleasant
My boyfriend and I recently stayed at Bewley's hotel in Glasgow on an over-night. On arrival the staff were very pleasant and helpful. We didn't go into the bar or restaurant but the parts of the hotel we did see, seemed clean and tidy. Our room was very nice and it was quite spacious. The only disadvantage I can think of was the view, we looked onto a back alley, however that didn't bother us. Overall I enjoyed my over-night at Bewleys and I would recommend it to other people who are travelling to Glasgow. It's just off the main shopping area and was actually one of the cheapest hotels we priced!!
Top marks for Bewleys
Just returned from a stay at Bewleys, Glasgow for a friends 30th birthday. We were 7 girls all looking for a night out on the town. My friend booked direct with the hotel and asked for a high floor. This we got as soon as we checked in. We needed extra pillows and rang reception , in less than 5 minutes we had extra pillows. We then realised that we only had 2 sets of towels and there were 3 of us in the room. We rang reception and again within 5 minutes the towels had arrived.
The room was immaculately clean with a double and proper single bed rather than a camp bed. The floor to ceiling windows had a lovely view over the city of Glasgow even though it was rather miserable weather. The heating could be set hot or cold as you wanted it which was nice as we like it cold whilst asleep. The shower was a real power shower and nearly knocked you into next week with the force of the water. Fab. The bathroom was very clean and loads of space around the sink for toiletries and make up.
We didn't have much contact with the staff although i felt sorry for them working in the draughty reception.The inner door was key entry only which was a good idea but kept them in the outer area next to the outer doors.
The hotel is quite central for good pubs and restaurants. There was a great cocktail bar not far away next to Lloyds bar. Both were great. The Savoy club could have been great but the music was terrible, no Abba or Kylie to be had.
After a really good nights sleep on lovely firm mattress we went to Lloyd bar for 11am and had a full breakfast with a mug of tea for �2.60. Fab value. We paid �20 for the train from Newcastle and �23 for the room each as there was 3 of us. Why stay at home when you can get out and about around the country for next to nothing if you look hard enough.
Would definitley stay again although i think the hotel is changing its name and is no longer going to be a Bewleys
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On the way to Glasgow we stopped off at Stirling Castle, and honestly we were that tired and over the rain that we just got overselves into a pub with good food and free wifi and just spent our time there.
Then it was off to Glasgow.
After settling into our hotel we went off to dinner where we had the BEST Italian.
We had a pub crawl that night but I wasn't feeling up to it so I headed back to the hotel a little after midnight,
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Darcey Bussell and Igor Zelensky, Sadler's Wells Theatre, London
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Sunday 03 December 2006
What is it that sells out a season months before it opens? In the case of Darcey Bussell's freelance gig with Igor Zelensky it might have been something like panic. Dismayed by Bussell's reduced presence at Covent Garden, still more by hints that she may quit for good next year, fans of Britain's best-loved ballerina didn't hesitate to book ahead for the thin, ill-conceived programme that opened on Tuesday night. Expecting to be dazzled by two of the dance world's brightest lights, what they got was low-watt energy-saving.
Bussell has been working flat out at the Royal Ballet these past weeks, but Sadler's Wells patrons shouldn't have to make allowances for that. Had they known their £35 was buying seven minutes of Bussell, one subdued solo from Zelensky, and a scant 18 minutes of them together, they may have not have bothered. The padding comes courtesy of six dancers from the State Ballet of Novosibirsk that Zelensky now directs - perfectly able dancing to perfectly forgettable choreography, and a fuzzy recording of Philip Glass.
Do Darcey and Igor get out much? Do they know that Sadler's Wells audiences expect live music? An orchestra was billed to play the Handel for Zelensky's solo, but he decided at the 11th hour to cancel it, for reasons undisclosed. Yes, dancers tend to get attached to certain recordings, and they're usually rotten ones, but shouldn't live performance be properly live when possible? The Musicians' Union used to be adamant about this.
The one new work on the programme - Kiss, by Alastair Marriott - has some merit, though its book-ending shots of Bussell's back view are misjudged, the lighting giving her cellulite thighs. In truth that sculptural, open-air physique is still her best asset, and it was clever of Marriott to cast it in poses drawn from Rodin (the originals being on view just across town). Bussell's one-time Royal stable-mate William Trevitt gives support, and looks as rugged as any man might recreating The Thinker in pale mauve Lycra.
Zelensky was dressed like a burglar on a chilly night for his solo, a longish trawl through floor-bound turns devised by fellow Russian Alla Sigalova. We were obviously meant to read the clenched fists and rigid arms as a spirit in torment, but the dancer conveyed only a bad mood, becoming grumpier through a series of lighting glitches.
On a technical level at least, things look up in Le Jeune homme et la mort, the celebrated 1946 two-hander by Roland Petit to a scenario by Jean Cocteau, set in a Paris garret. But Zelensky is no Nureyev, still less a Jean Babilée, the work's original suicidal anti-hero. The Russian vaults over the furniture with fine abandon, a blond hunk in bare chest and frayed jeans, but again, spiritual torture evades him. His is the despair of a man who has run out of Gauloises.
Similarly, Bussell's femme fatale belongs in a fashion shoot, and even the moment when she rubs her foot in her victim's groin lacks sadism. It's a performance that leaves you wondering whether dancers should ever be allowed to choose their own repertory.
The other returns-only season running in the capital springs more pleasant surprises. Despite his guru status abroad, Korean director Oh Tae-Suk is barely known in Britain, so it can only be his choice of Romeo and Juliet that sold out the Barbican Pit. But this is no R&J you have ever imagined. Cast as comedy, it features wild slapstick, song and dance, and infectious quantities of grinning. Playing fast and loose with Shakespeare's text, characters deliver their lines to the audience rather than each other - appealing once you get used to it. Despite some dodgy translation of subtitles (Romeo's "I will cut the maidenhead of that girl tonight!" caused unintended mirth), this martial arts-flavoured contraction of the play contains scenes of poetic justness such as will lodge in your brain forever. The bedroom scene is childish rough and tumble under a room-size sheet. The game ends with Romeo cocooned in fabric, bound and gagged by fate. As you laugh, tragedy tightens its grip.
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