Ok, so honestly I don’t remember Sarah until last year when she was Miss Hannigan in Annie. For the whole run of the show I was thoroughly amused by her version of Hannigan. Then Midsummer happened and she auditioned. This girl is talented, painter, photographer, actor… what else? So here is our Freshmen in Musical … More Meet the Artist: Sarah Mai
I remember first meeting Sveta last Spring and thinking “I wish her name was Svetlana, then I could sing her the song ‘Svetlana sucks lemons across from me.’” It wasn’t until this November that I discover that she name is in fact Svetlana! Oh the Joy I felt knowing I could sing that song out … More Meet the Artist: Sveta Tenges
Grace Bobber….Bobber Bobber Bobber. So, as with all the sophomore actors, I first saw them via my mothers program and she performances. Some I physically worked with, while others I just watched the talent oozing from them. Grace is one of those people. I came to know who she was through her sister Meri, so … More Meet the Artist: Grace Bobber
Originally posted By Robert Quigley In case you somehow neglected to mark your calendar, today is William Shakespeare’s birthday. His 448th birthday, to be specific. Shakespeare has been far better eulogized and analyzed than on some geek blog — we recommend A Clockwork Orange author Anthony Burgess‘ amazing biography of Shakespeare and Harold C. Goddard‘s … More Five Geeky Ways to Celebrate Shakespeare’s Birthday
I first knew of Henry’s existence in the world when he was probably 6 or 7. Little did I know that I’d end up working with him for four years and watching him grow into a fine actor and even better human. But lets be serious here, Henry came to HHS talented. I first got … More Meet the Artist: Henry Atticus Ballesteros
Your weekend consists of Monday, and only Monday. “Q” is not just a letter. You feel lucky when you get a two-day weekend instead of a one-day weekend You’re off when everyone else is working You know more than one theory for the origin of the name “green room.” You say “break a leg” to … More You Know When You’ve Been on Stagecrew Too Much When…
How to fit in really good with Theatre people #6 Thrift Stores Thrift stores are a very important aspect of the theatre person’s life. Aside from the fact that all of the clothes and materials in the store are low priced, most of the crap in these stores is really out dated. In the theatre world, … More Stuff Theatre People Like
I showed this video to my Third Tri Acting 1 class today and realized I hadn’t posted it to the blog yet. This is the finest commercial I’ve seen in awhile. I hope you enjoy the work of 9-12 grade Acting 1 students. <p><a href=”http://vimeo.com/64149248″>Trash Porter</a> from <a href=”http://vimeo.com/user14257475″>Homestead Theatre Department</a> on <a href=”http://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a>.</p>
<p><a href=”http://vimeo.com/63908974″>MAcMurders Rehearsal</a> from <a href=”http://vimeo.com/user14257475″>Homestead Theatre Department</a> on <a href=”http://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a>.</p>
So, I’m putting together the 2012-2013 theatre book and thinking ahead to our 2nd Annual Pat’s Awards. It would be wonderful to include your memories into the book and the Award Ceremony. So, what has happened to you this year? Any funny stories? Sad stories? An ‘ah-ha!’ moment? The moment you met your best friend…or … More 2012-2013 Theatre Memories
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