I have neck sweat....thought you oughta know
My psych. prof. Mazeroff is not nearly as cool as Moreland would have been as a psych. teacher, but he's very nice and he has a very dry sense of humor; good stuff. That class looks like it's going to go head to head with my French class as far as homework and tons of work goes.
My acting class is INTENSE. There is a lot we have to read and write. I don't know what I'm going to do. The prof. Gene (je-nay) Fouche (foo-shay) is the woman who owns the MET in Frederick. I thought that was pretty cool. We have some clueless giggle girls in the class. Yes, even though Whoosh-Bang is a fun game, we don't need to giggle constantly about it. I can't stand girls that giggle too much; slows down the whole process.
At the cast meeting for 'The Playboy of the Western World', Elizabeth (Van den berg, the director) told us that we would take a dialect class to learn how to comfortably speak (and in a way that is clear to the audience) the accent of the County Mayo Irish. I'm excited to learn how they do it!
Also. My character has a name!!!
She isn't listed in the character list, but she is in the play. I thought that was weird. Her name is Nelly and I counted three lines. Not bad for a freshman! From the looks of it, Elizabeth will give me a lot more. I'm really excited! Cindy was cast as Girl 1; but she'll be given a name and we'll both be two of the five giggling girls that wants to meet Christy Mahon.
All afternoon, my stomach was killing me, so after I went to the bookstore to buy a new lanyard and a flashdrive, I came back to my dorm and fell asleep. I need to start on my Algebra homework. Cindy and I finished the French homework that was due tomorrow last night. :)
My acting class is INTENSE. There is a lot we have to read and write. I don't know what I'm going to do. The prof. Gene (je-nay) Fouche (foo-shay) is the woman who owns the MET in Frederick. I thought that was pretty cool. We have some clueless giggle girls in the class. Yes, even though Whoosh-Bang is a fun game, we don't need to giggle constantly about it. I can't stand girls that giggle too much; slows down the whole process.
At the cast meeting for 'The Playboy of the Western World', Elizabeth (Van den berg, the director) told us that we would take a dialect class to learn how to comfortably speak (and in a way that is clear to the audience) the accent of the County Mayo Irish. I'm excited to learn how they do it!
Also. My character has a name!!!
She isn't listed in the character list, but she is in the play. I thought that was weird. Her name is Nelly and I counted three lines. Not bad for a freshman! From the looks of it, Elizabeth will give me a lot more. I'm really excited! Cindy was cast as Girl 1; but she'll be given a name and we'll both be two of the five giggling girls that wants to meet Christy Mahon.
All afternoon, my stomach was killing me, so after I went to the bookstore to buy a new lanyard and a flashdrive, I came back to my dorm and fell asleep. I need to start on my Algebra homework. Cindy and I finished the French homework that was due tomorrow last night. :)