by Heather Sun Aug 30, 2009 3:18 pm
Having finished this book yesterday, I thought I would like to add a few words of my own to this thread.
The Lost Theatres of Dublin is a well written book and detailed book that I found myself reading at every available opportunity, I even sacrificed all of my mid evening naps after work I found it that interesting. It is written in such a style that sometimes I could imagine myself being there, particularly when I read about the last night of the third Theatre Royal. I loved reading about the characters who trod the boards and loved the illustrations.To think if I had never come on medusa, I may have missed out on this book and that would have been such a shame.
Reading this book has made me want to read more on old theatres and theatre histories and I'm defintely going to seek out similar books to this in due course.
Having finished this book yesterday, I thought I would like to add a few words of my own to this thread.
The Lost Theatres of Dublin is a well written book and detailed book that I found myself reading at every available opportunity, I even sacrificed all of my mid evening naps after work I found it that interesting. It is written in such a style that sometimes I could imagine myself being there, particularly when I read about the last night of the third Theatre Royal. I loved reading about the characters who trod the boards and loved the illustrations.To think if I had never come on medusa, I may have missed out on this book and that would have been such a shame.
Reading this book has made me want to read more on old theatres and theatre histories and I'm defintely going to seek out similar books to this in due course.
