Those boss people who chill backstage and build stuff for plays. Stage crew parties are always much better than the cast parties because stage crew knows how to party with many of the things they have built for plays. Stage crew is also in charge of the prop house, which includes cleaning and organizing it, … More Urban Dictionary Deffination of Stage Crew:
“Just because society, and government, and whatever was different 100 years ago, doesn’t mean that people didn’t have sex, pick their nose, or swear.” -Kate Winslet As we look at a season filled with stories either set or written long ago, it’s interesting to think about how much or really little we have changed. 100 … More Modernity in Antiquity
Before the class had even begun, these advanced acting students already had a homework assignment… come with a memorized monologue to the first day of class. This is their presentation.
A little late, but here is the Last Final Production from the 2013 Theatre Seminar Class…
They are finally here! “The Hobbit” Workshops! Monday August 19 2:00-4:30 Tuesday August 20 2:00-4:30 Wednesday August 21 2:00-4:30 Where? The Auditorium! Come in via the stage door for a fun 2 and a half hours of playing/acting/questioning as we try to figure out how to put “The Hobbit” on it’s feet. If you come … More Looking for a fun time in August?
For the Fall show, we always like to start the year off right, with fun. So the auditions are fun, easy and entertaining. The Hobbit Audition Dates: Sept 3rd @ 3-5 in the Black Box theatre OR Sept 4th @ 3-5 in the Black Box theatre ***Please don’t come to both, as much as I … More The Hobbit Auditions
Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays, written around 1595 – 96, although there is no direct evidence of specific performance dates before the restoration. Nevertheless, the early printed text suggest that it was popular from the start; the first quarto of 1597 claims that “it has been often ( with great … More Four centuries of Romeo and Juliet: an overview
The best way to understand Shakespeare play is to see you or I ideally to participate in it. By examining a range of productions, we may gain a sense of the extraordinary variety of approaches and interpretations that are possible – a variety that give ‘Shakespeare his unique capacity to be reinvented and made “our … More Romeo and Juliet in performance
“One day we were in the makeup trailer and someone was brushing out Benedict’s stunt double’s wig, and we decided to put Martin on it. We put Sherlock’s coat on him and stood him on top of one of those makeup chairs so he looked tall and took the photo from low down. And when … More For all my nerdy friends:
Writing for theatre is a whole different game to writing for any other medium. Maybe it sounds like the most obvious statement ever, but I think what it really means is only just starting to hit me. Recently I have been reading the Frantic Assembly Book of Devising Theatre – a great read for any … More Writing for Theatre
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