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Bonnie Beecher - Come Wander With Me
he said
come wander with me, love
come wander with me
away from this sad world
come wander with me
he came from the sunset
he came from the sea
he came from my sorrow
and can love only me…
Death in Paradise S01 Ep 05
Vincent Carter, Leon Hamilton, and DI Richard Poole
There is a fabulous performance of Romeo and Juliet (2019) from Shakespeare's Globe steaming for free until March 31 2021. It is directed by Michael Oakley and has some wonderful dual roles.
Jeff Alexander plays both Friar Laurene and Lord Montague, strengthening his relationship to Romeo. Likewise Debbie Chazen plays Lady Montague and Juliet's nurse. Ayoola Smart plays both Tybalt and the apothecary. (However Lady Capulet's ominous declaration that she knows a person who will poison Romeo with "an unaccustomed dram that he shall soon keep Tybalt company" that would normally link Tybalt and the apothecary is strangely omitted from this performance.) Christopher Chung plays Abraham, Paris, Prince Escalus. Chung's whiplash transition from Abraham to the Prince feels like a kind of artificial sublimation. It is as though he is retreating from of his own prejudices and violent instincts into a position of authority only to chastise others for those same flaws. Chung's role as Paris also strengthens and clarifies his kinship with the Prince.
Lastly, as someone who first became obsessed with Shakespeare's plays because of Mercutio, I was obviously the most struck by Ned Derrington taking up the roles of Samson, Mercutio, and Friar John. The play's introductory fight with Samson, Tybalt, and Benvolio was particularly interesting since it foreshadows Mercutio's death, but with Samson having entirely different alliances from Mercutio. As Friar John, Derrington is prevented from delivering the pivotal message to Romeo that Juliet is alive when he is falsely believed to be coming from "a house where the infectious pestilence did reign" in heart-breaking fulfillment of the "plague o' both your houses" curse he delivered as Mercutio. Derrington also serves as a drummer in the production, playing with a brass band during the Capulet ball and curtain call while the actors dance, allowing the production to celebrate the youth and energy that dominate the play rather than ruminate in its gloomy conclusion.
He said
Come wander with me love
Come wander with me
Away from this sad world
Come wander with me
He came from the sunset
He came from the sea
He came from my sorrow
And can love only me
Come wander with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVdIf8BJME8
The Mojave Desert