Michael Hurst wants to play his socks right in front of you, so close you can see the demons in his eyes.
"One of the things that interest me, it's the theater experience, I'm very excited." It's really special, you can not download this experience, it's happening right in front of you. And it is electric, I have spent a large part of my life doing it. "
" I'm interested in the moment. to act closely, "he says.
" Simple, down-to-earth, honest to God acting technical theater. Literally I arrive, get everything out of my car, in this case my van, install it in 20 minutes.
Hurst, who acts and directs, is known internationally for playing Iolaus in the television show Hercules .
No Holds Bards is a mixture of four Shakespeare plays,
Macbeth Hamlet Othello and
King Lear
"Yes, that has Shakespearian content, but that's not what you think. "
"It's not just a lot of Shakespeare together, it's a mix, it's crazy." the central character I play is an old Shakespeare actor who loses his marbles and who is completely out of his face
"And while trying to solve his dark night of the soul he is visited by a fellow Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello and King Lear but they are not the right characters.
"It's like that he would see them in his twisted mind, distorted, drugged, intense, physical, comical, breathtaking. "
Robert Catto
Hurst Describes His Play in No Holds Bards as Simple but with great impact.
He said that the piece had a "great sense of irony" and that it was "crazy, pretty" You do not need to know Shakespeare to get it, if you know Shakespeare, it's even richer because I've looted those pieces and thrown chests dare to air and throw them around. "
He described his acting in No Holds Bards as simple, but with great impact.
"He's very rolled up sleeves, works hard, the kind of coal-faced theater, which I think is important for people to understand and remember that drama is a physical, emotional and spiritual job is going on just in front of you. "
Hurst said that he kept e Volving the room over the past six years.
"It's very different and much better than when I started it." At the moment, it's really buzzing.
"It's unique every night, that's only adds to the craft. "
Hurst said that he hoped to turn the piece into a movie in the near future. I have legs."
No Holds Bard is performing at the Ghost Light Theater on August 14 at 7:30 pm, $ 20 tickets and at Takaka at the Village Theater on August 15 at 7:30 pm, $ 20 or $ 25 tickets.
The post includes a 30-minute question period with Michael Hurst after the performance.
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