This Friday, for your viewing entertainment, the panda gnomes which keep the bits flowing through the tubes and stop the Blagnet from unraveling present the Beatles in 1964, performing “The Most Lamentable Comedy and Most Cruel Tragedy of Pyramus and Thisbe.”
Hah! And you thought the only thing the Beatles had to do with Shakespeare was the BBC production of King Lear which John piped into the background of “I am the Walrus.”
Ted Stevens was obviously right to say the Internet is “not a truck that you just dump something on,” ’cause panda gnomes can’t even drive trucks. Duhh.
And, after looking up what this was all about, it’s a play within “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” put on by amateur actors. Intended to be butchered from the start more or less — excellent.