Heady and vital, but not quite rockin'

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Originally published in The Globe and Mail and featured on Topix: Pink Floyd on 10-05-2009 11:15 AM.

Should the article expire, I'll just say for the record that this is a review of Toronto's production of Rock n' Roll by Tom Stoppard, directed by Donna Feore at the Canadian Stage's Bluma Appel theatre. I happened to attend opening night. Great fun! Wonderful play, good production with excellent use of Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett.

I adore Stoppard-- I actually managed to be in London on honeymoon while Arcadia was playing, which was fortunate as it's my favorite play by Stoppard or anyone else.

I still stand behind my performance as Rosencrantz in an amateur production of Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead as one of my finest achievements.