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Actor David Moorst revealed how he trained at a circus school to prepare for his role as Shakespeare’s mischievous character Puck.
12 de jun. de 2019 · David Moorst is also an extraordinary high-wire Puck interacting with the audience as freely as with the immortals. A wealth of invention has gone into the show. Bunny Christie’s...
11 de jun. de 2019 · The fairies are played by circus-trained performers, swinging from silks above the stage; Moorst also impresses in this regard, clutching purple flowers between his toes as he dangles from...
17 de jun. de 2019 · David Moorst’s Puck is riveting: ratty, creaturely, all nervous blink and twitch but with a delinquent grace. At one point, he dives into the audience’s human safety net.
19 de oct. de 2019 · However, David Moorst as Puck is the performer I came away most astounded by. All of the fairies perform fantastic aerial sequences and contort their bodies gracefully from up in the air to...
5 de jul. de 2020 · Moorst is a clearly skilled circus performer, not only delivering spellbinding dialogue from silks but also contorting and controlling his body in such odd and jovial ways that he brims with the energy of a hobgoblin.
Brook deployed a bare stage, colorful robes and jumpsuits, and multicultural touches (Indian chants, Chinese circus acts) to shuck off Dream’s centuries of encrusted spectacle and Victorian folderol, and his experiment has reverberated down the decades as the very model of modern Shakespeare.
