your acting prowess

[cacian]

if you were to stage a character from either Shakespeare Eliot Moliere Wells or any other favourite verbose/flamboyant/outrageous characters which would you be and why?

I will go for Moliere Tartuffe myself.

''Oui, mon frère, je suis un méchant, un coupable.
Un malheureux pécheur tout plein d'iniquité''
Yes, my brother, I am an evildoer, a guilty man,
An unhappy sinner full of iniquity .

I like the word 'brother' only because confess to brother and you have confessed to father.
''Tel pere tel fils'' like ''father like son'' is perfectement.

[Lokasenna]

I won the Drama Prize at school for playing Sir Epicure Mammon in our 6th Form production of Jonson's The Alchemist. I don't think you can get more verbose/flamboyant/outrageous than old Sir Epicure...

[PeterL]

I won the Drama Prize at school for playing Sir Epicure Mammon in our 6th Form production of Jonson's The Alchemist. I don't think you can get more verbose/flamboyant/outrageous than old Sir Epicure...

That's a great name. you should have kept it.

[cacian]

I won the Drama Prize at school for playing Sir Epicure Mammon in our 6th Form production of Jonson's The Alchemist. I don't think you can get more verbose/flamboyant/outrageous than old Sir Epicure...

Lokasenna that sounds outrageously good haha.
What would you say was your favourite moment/statement?

[cafolini]

"I like to be an airborne ranger." On an Arlecchino plane.