Sunday, February 25, 2007

Daniel Radcliffe nude!

“One weekend I was driving with a friend through the bleak countryside. We passed a stable. Suddenly he was reminded by it of an alarming crime, which he had heard about recently at a dinner party in London. He knew only one horrible detail, and his complete mention of it could barely have lasted a minute – but it was enough to arouse in me an intense fascination…”
Peter Shaffer

When the ground-breaking production of Peter Shaffer’s EQUUS premiered at the National Theatre on July 26 1973, its theatrical impact was unprecedented.

It was the most talked-about new play in London.

For the first time in over 30 years, a new production of EQUUS returns to the West End.
Alan Strang (Daniel Radcliffe) seems a normal, obedient 17-year old with a passion for horses. Then one night he blinds six horses with a hoof pick. What drove him to it? His life seems routine, his family loving, his pursuits harmless and yet he has been placed under psychiatric surveillance - an unresponsive patient who is woken each night by terrible nightmares. Only psychiatrist Martin Dysart (Richard Griffiths) seems able to grasp the answer to this psychological puzzle.
Richard Griffiths, whose incredible stage and screen career spans two decades and who this year won a Tony Award for his performance in the Broadway production of The History Boys, stars alongside Daniel Radcliffe, best known for playing Harry Potter in all four of the feature films based on J.K Rowling’s best-selling books.
This brand new production of Peter Shaffer’s Tony Award-winning play, directed by Thea Sharrock and designed by John Napier, demonstrates that this ground-breaking play is as relevant and shocking as it was when it was first performed over 30 years ago.
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

that photo is a fake. it's been posted just about everywhere, by now, everyone knows it's a very, very good fake.

Michele said...

well, waiting for the real thing, this is the next best thing, I guess. Anyway, I think this is pretty much what you'd get.

Anyway, I don't see anything wrong or immoral in male's nudity. I think male's body is a piece of art, and nothing vulgar would result from a good photo.