Posts Tagged ‘Theatre’

San Francisco Free Civic Theatre presents an incredibly relevant play for the times.  Last weekend, I took a drive up to S.F. to watch my first actual Ibsen play.  I’ve read his plays before, but this was one that I hadn’t heard of:  An Enemy of the People. HENRIK IBSEN (1828-1906) was born into prosperity [...]

The other day my great friend, Sarah, asked…”Who is your audience? Who are you trying to connect with? Is it strictly other people that are involved with theatre and such, or is it for everyone?” My goal is to be as inclusive as possible so I would LOVE to be a service to all of [...]

This afternoon, I attended a performance at the Pacifica Spindrift Players Stage 2.  I was treated, um…I don’t know if “treated” is the right word.  It’s not often that I have personally witnessed a script tackle an issue head on while being both very insightful, funny, and genuinely moving.  The play Coping Through Pain written [...]

Now we begin…

Posted: February 22, 2010 in Blog Post
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Late Thursday night, I got the news that a theatre company will be nice enough to sponsor my site and podcast and allow me access to all the behind the scenes stuff that the audience doesn’t get the chance to see.  Woo to the Hoo!! The next thing I have to do is contact other [...]

My name is Jery, what’s yours? There is a line somewhat similar to this in the musical “Gypsy.”  It sort of becomes a type of catch phrase, I think because all three major female characters say it a few times each throughout the course of the show.  ”Hello, my name is June.  What’s yours?”  It’s [...]