I went to see the encore showing of the National Theatre Live, “Frankenstein”.
Unlike anything, two actors play two parts switching roles each day, which was a really challenging project and attracted many audiences.
Also, the direction of the stage was awesome.
There is a huge chandelier hung from the stage seeling, which is actually made of hundreds of thousands of light bulbs.
What’s brilliant is that the light bulbs are not just lighting sets but also symbols of the monster’s brain’s electrical signals.
The moment the monster learns things such as words and emotions like a child, some of the light bulbs flash.
Being everything organically related, the beauty of staging took my breath away. 聼起來自然嗎?

I went to see the encore showing of the National Theatre Live's, “Frankenstein”.

Unlike anything I've seen before, the cast consisted of only two actors playand twothey partsswitched switching roles eachevery day,. whichSuch was a really challenging project and attracted manylarge audiences.

Also, the directionstage ofproduction the stage was awesome.

There iswas a huge chandelier hung from the stage's seelingceiling, which iswas actuallycovered madein of hundreds of thousands of light bulbs.

What’s brilliant about it is that the light bulbs are not just lighting sets, but also symbols of the monster’s electrical brain’s electrical signals.

The moment the monster learns new things, such as words and emotions like a child, some of the light bulbs flash.

BeingTaking everything organicallyinto relatedconsideration, the beauty of the staging took my breath away.