Buddies In Bad Times presented an academic experiment this weekend, having three different directors enact a scene from Shakespeare's
Antony and Cleopatra (the death of Cleopatra), resulting in three radically different interpretations.



The point was to examine
rhetorical gesture and the representation of gender in theatre (the thin line between men interpreting women and drag queens).
Sky Gilbert read his
entire paper on the subject at the end. The actors were University of Guelph theatre students.
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