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Brief but interesting article. http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/dec/06/robert-lepage-director

Thanks Duddy! Brief but precise and well said : "I've worked a lot with Peter Gabriel; his music isn't operatic, but he creates big, popular gatherings to which architecture, dance and music are all invited." I understand that : " I hated having to explain my artistic practice to a civil servant.". " I spread myself too thinly and everything came out half-baked." . . .and so true : "Supper's Ready by Genesis, from the 1972 album Foxtrot, because it's full of craziness, and it just goes on and on."

Thanks Duddy! Brief but precise and well said : "I've worked a lot with Peter Gabriel; his music isn't operatic, but he creates big, popular gatherings to which architecture, dance and music are all invited." I understand that : " I hated having to explain my artistic practice to a civil servant.". " I spread myself too thinly and everything came out half-baked." . . .and so true : "Supper's Ready by Genesis, from the 1972 album Foxtrot, because it's full of craziness, and it just goes on and on."

I saw Robert Le Page in his play 'The Blue Dragon' last year and I was mesmerized. He's such a great actor in the sense that he totally transforms himself to be that person. He spoke English, French and Mandarin in the play, wow! He recently also received Canada's highest honour 'The Gorvenor General's Award.' It's no wonder he's one of PGs faves.

Wonderful,thank you Duddy!

You're welcome peeps. A *BUMP* in case anyone else interetsed.

Nice one, thanks Duddy!

Robert LePage mentioning "Supper`s Ready" shows, that this man was already into Gabriel`s music long long before the production of the "Secret World-tour". So it seems he was not only hired and well-paid to do some expensive stage-production - I think he was also involved with 100% enthusiasm also as a fan, which resulted in the "Secret World-concept".