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Everyone, please come see:

All's Well That Ends Well!
March 26, 27, 28
8:00 Performances All Days, 2:00 Matinee on Sat.
UVa Student Activities Building
FREE!

Reasons You Should Come:
-It's Shakespeare set in the 60s! Nothing is better than that!
-Lesser known Shakespearean problem comedies are always a good time ( Read more... )

Okay. I've been busy. Time for bullet format!

--I was a cast member of The Vagina Monologues, which just wrapped up yesterday. I performed the monologue "The Woman Who Loved To Make Vaginas Happy" - it's a hysterical one about a lesbian dominatrix. I met some of the strongest, most amazing women doing the show, and am hoping that the promise ( Read more... )

BIG NEWS OF THE WEEK:

In addition to being in The Vagina Monologues for V-Day (my monologue is "The Woman Who Loved To Make Vaginas Happy", and I get to be a dominatrix and orgasm on stage!) and stage-managing UVA's version of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged...

I got the female lead in Shakespeare on the Lawn's All's Well That ( Read more... )

Oh, the turbulent week it's been.

Okay, let's start with the bad, because there's a lot of it. I am unbelievably stressed. My schedule is as follows ( Read more... )

Today was a good day. Saw Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" today performed in a Quaker...meeting-place-thing. It was basically Richmond Shakespeare in St. Paul, no scenery or set, few props, costume changes and people playing lots of roles. It was also incredibly beautiful and moving and I spent half of it with my heart in my throat just ( Read more... )

Dude...

Shakespeare class today was HOT. The director of Taming of the Shrew came in and worked with five of us on our techniques and monologues and stuff. My gosh, he's cool. See, I'm really very much used to Mr. Mudge's form of directing--laid-back, relaxed, slow and steady sort of stuff. This guy was like CRACK. He started off quiet and ( Read more... )