#small tragedy

[ko-jot]

a lot of things happened today i guess.

[halapipita]

Lee Pace-related review excerpts of Small Tragedy (2004)

- Like Jen, you will be unable to resist Lee Pace. Looking and even sounding a bit like a young Gregory Peck, he gives a powerhouse performance as the tragedy haunted Bosnian for whom his newfound loves-- the theater and Jen-- mean a new and better future. He is a brutally passionate Oedipus and a sexy, perplexingly unknowable Hajika. His dual characterizations more than deliver on the promise of his impressive debut in The Credeaux Canvas. (x)

- Terrific as all his fellow performers are, it’s impossible not to single out Pace for his superb work — the actor, acclaimed for his recent perf in Showtime’s “Soldier’s Girl,” is an outstanding talent. (x)

- Pace, who received a Golden Globe nomination for playing a transgendered woman in the 2003 film “A Soldier’s Girl,” is mesmerizing as Hakija, using an easygoing sexuality and a perfectly-measured Eastern European accent to portray his character’s emotional ambivalence. (x)

- Pace, utterly transformed from his arresting debut in the same theater's Credeaux Canvas two years ago, is superb. (x)

[simplybentley]

small tragedy, 2004

it’s baby pace previewing his pornstache look.

leepacelady ladywyldfire pacetry

[pastel--bear-blog]

How horrible is eating a piece of delicious cake, but it's way too heavy to eat the entire portion. No, the most awful is to know that if you leave it in the refrigerator, in five minutes will disappear.

[stagecoachjessi]

“I find that the best way into things is to open my heart up to it and allow it to be as truthful and honest as I can be, and I can make it. It’s hard to do that; it’s hard to open yourself up to something.” - Lee Pace on acting

[larygo]

Lee Pace with Ana Reeder @the 'Small Tragedy' Broadway opening night after-party, 2004 (x)

[fandomsandwine]

two days ago my friend spilt coffee on my yarn. tonight i spilt red wine on it. ...i think it's time to move the yarn

[howaboutanicecupofshutthehellup]

Lee Pace in Small Tragedy play (2004 February 17 - March 28)