is there a rabbit in "a midsummer night's dream"?

[speedychrissie]

reason for asking:
i have a ball next weekend with the theme of "a midsummer nights dream". i happen to have purchased a bunny rabbit suit for a different fancy dress event (someones 20th Birthday party!!!).

very simple question really:

can i wear my bunny rabbit suit to this ball?

chris

[mybrainhurts]

Why not...?

But duck if you see 2 Smokin Barrels.............

[Selmer]

Only you can anser this question Chris.
Do you want to wear the bunnie outfit?

[speedychrissie]

oh i do want to wear the bunny outfit! mainly just because i have it and always end up wearing black tie to every ball i go to.
but i just want to know if anyone can think of a decent reason.

chris

[Selmer]

some artsy reviewer said:

Tina Packer's thoughtful innovations fit into a long tradition of presenting Midsummer in a variety of styles. In 1896 Charles Keene, the manager of London's Princess Theater, took realism to the extreme of building a full-scale workshop for Quince. In 1900 Beerbohm Tree, a London actor-theater entrepreneur like Packer, sent live rabbits scurrying across the stage during the woodland scenes.

There you go.

>> Edited by Selmer on Saturday 4th June 17:21

[mybrainhurts]

Scurry away......

[speedychrissie]

cheers.

now how did you find that?
either you have an incredible memory for entirely useless facts! or (perhaps a more likely reason) you have been a googlin'.

in which case: i didnt know i had enough influence to force people to actually go to a different website!!!

chris

[Selmer]

speedychrissie said:

cheers. now how did you find that? either you have an incredible memory for entirely useless facts! or (perhaps a more likely reason) you have been a googlin'. chris

errr..... both really

[simpo two]

If it's a *white* rabbit suit you'll also be ideally suited for any 'Alice in Wonderland' parties

Bunny Girl... Bunny Man... Echo and the?

[mybrainhurts]

Going to be a real real wheeze, spreading myxomatosis among all and sundry....

[speedychrissie]

i think that over the summer i will probably end up dying it grey so that i can use it for halloween as frank from donnie darko aswell.

chris

[Eric Mc]

No - but you could go as Puck who ends up with the head of a donkey. You might have to play around with your rabbit's head though.

[Pigeon]

Thought that was Bottom?

[Eric Mc]

Just testing

[kneedowndeano]

Just take a Rampet one with you. much easier than a whole suit

[mybrainhurts]

Pigeon said bottom alert......

[8Pack]

'ere! Don't you wemember Elmer Fudd singin' "D'wabbit kicked the bucket, D'wabbit kicked the bucket"

[wizzpig]

8Pack said:

'ere! Don't you wemember Elmer Fudd singin' "D'wabbit kicked the bucket, D'wabbit kicked the bucket"

Elmer Fudd was in a Mid summer night's dream!?

[towman]

wizzpig said:

8Pack said: 'ere! Don't you wemember Elmer Fudd singin' "D'wabbit kicked the bucket, D'wabbit kicked the bucket" Elmer Fudd was in a Mid summer night's dream!?

Don`t you remember him saying

"The course of twue love never did wun smooth". In Act 1 Scene 1 ?

[wizzpig]

towman said:

wizzpig said: 8Pack said: 'ere! Don't you wemember Elmer Fudd singin' "D'wabbit kicked the bucket, D'wabbit kicked the bucket" Elmer Fudd was in a Mid summer night's dream!? Don`t you remember him saying "The course of twue love never did wun smooth". In Act 1 Scene 1 ?

Aaaaaah yes, that's right, I remember now.....

"Wove wooks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is that waskally winged Cupid painted blind!?"