But words are precious in Under Milk Wood, the gorgeous little “play for ... with the good-natured Rev. Eli Jenkins, who recites his poetry to the street. That all of those characters, and ...

As a good Aristotelian, I believe that plays are made of actions, not of words. But where does that leave "Under Milk Wood," Dylan Thomas' "play for voices," his gorgeously imagined, word ...

as well as his intoxication with words. Under Milk Wood, described by the author as a play for voices, creates a day in the life of a teeny backwater of a Welsh coastal town called Llareggub ...

"Under Milk Wood" is described as both a poem and "a play for voices ... "Thomas is one of those poets who create these onomatopoeic words that stick in your brain. They might not mean anything ...

“Under Milk Wood,” Dylan Thomas’ 1954 radio play that was adapted for stage and screen, presents a formidable challenge, whomever the interpreter, whatever the format. Set over roughly 24 ...

Though Thomas was born in Wales and steeped in its poetry and lore, he spoke no Welsh. Under Milk Wood mixes words from English and Welsh, combining them to make altogether new ones. There is no ...

Pear Theatre presents Under Milk Wood, an emotive and hilarious account ... Welsh playwright and poet Dylan Thomas is perhaps best known for his poem, Do not go gentle into that good night.

to the reverend who sings in dawn and dusk with poetry of his own devising, Under Milk Wood explores the rich inner lives of ordinary folk, relishing in their secret depravities and public ...

From its famous opening words ("To begin at the beginning…") spoken by the young Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas's 'play for voices' Under Milk Wood was a milestone of BBC radio broadcasting ...

Another opportunity to listen to Richard Burton star in a new production of UNDER MILK WOOD by Dylan Thomas ... but Burton's voice truly brings the poetry to life. Cleverdon produced a new ...

But it doesn’t really have a payoff or purpose beyond the performance of the poem itself. I'm not sure anyone really needs my opinion on ‘Under Milk Wood ... synthesis of words and form ...