So sleepy...
50 Plays and Books for 2009:
1. The Cider House Rules by John Irving
2. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
3. The Cider House Rules Part One: Here in St. Clouds by Peter Parnell
4. The Cider House Rules Part Two: In Other Parts of the World by Peter Parnell
5. Corpus Christi by Terrence McNally
6. Equus by Peter by Peter Shaffer
7. Bash Latter Day Plays by Neil Labute
8. Man from Nebraska by Tracy Letts
9. Vanities by Jack Heifner
10. Camilles adapted by Neil Bartlett
11. Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley
12. Reasons to be Pretty by Neil Labute
13. A Lion Among Men by Gregory Maguire
14. Edmond by David Mamet
15. Duck Variations by David Mamet
16. Sexual Perversity in Chicago by David Mamet
17. Take Me Out by Richard Greenberg
18. American Buffalo by David Mamet
19. Glengary Glen Ross by David Mamet
20. Speed-the-Plow by David Mamet
21. Awake and Sing by Clifford Odetts
22. Waiting for Lefty by Clifford Odetts
23. Major Barabara by George Bernard Shaw (I read this during the summer and forgot to add it)
24. To Kill a Mockingbird the play version (I read this for callbacks last semester)
So...I just want to go to bed. I never have free time. I mean I do have some fun every now and then, but I haven't had time to just sit in my room and do nothing. I miss that. I like being by myself every now and again. It's a good thing.
In other news, the semester is almost half over. Somehow, I feel both that it just started and that it's been going on forever. I am so conflicted about so many things. I was never this way last year. The biggest thing for me is this new approach to acting that we take in almost every junior level class. Some days I think it's wonderful and works well and others I think it is the stupidest way to go about acting. This year is just so incredibly specific and structured. I probably won't know how I feel until the end. We just got our scenes and I will be doing the end scene in Awake and Sing by Clifford Odetts. It is such a beautiful play. It's a lovely little love scene with lots of crying and pleading and wonderfulness.
Speaking of that, I just saw my schools production of To Kill a Mockingbird Saturday night and it was kind of amazing. We usually have one show a semester that is just wonderful. It just happens that way because of the material or the director or because there are only so many good actors. I just remember crying from the end of the trial till the end of the play. There was cartainly a few "ugh" moments with some peoples acting, but they were few and far between.
Yay good acting!!!
Well I have to head off to the Brind School of Theatre Arts (that's the new name of UArts theatre school) convocation today. Should be fun...well maybe that isn't the word.
Later days!
1. The Cider House Rules by John Irving
2. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
3. The Cider House Rules Part One: Here in St. Clouds by Peter Parnell
4. The Cider House Rules Part Two: In Other Parts of the World by Peter Parnell
5. Corpus Christi by Terrence McNally
6. Equus by Peter by Peter Shaffer
7. Bash Latter Day Plays by Neil Labute
8. Man from Nebraska by Tracy Letts
9. Vanities by Jack Heifner
10. Camilles adapted by Neil Bartlett
11. Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley
12. Reasons to be Pretty by Neil Labute
13. A Lion Among Men by Gregory Maguire
14. Edmond by David Mamet
15. Duck Variations by David Mamet
16. Sexual Perversity in Chicago by David Mamet
17. Take Me Out by Richard Greenberg
18. American Buffalo by David Mamet
19. Glengary Glen Ross by David Mamet
20. Speed-the-Plow by David Mamet
21. Awake and Sing by Clifford Odetts
22. Waiting for Lefty by Clifford Odetts
23. Major Barabara by George Bernard Shaw (I read this during the summer and forgot to add it)
24. To Kill a Mockingbird the play version (I read this for callbacks last semester)
So...I just want to go to bed. I never have free time. I mean I do have some fun every now and then, but I haven't had time to just sit in my room and do nothing. I miss that. I like being by myself every now and again. It's a good thing.
In other news, the semester is almost half over. Somehow, I feel both that it just started and that it's been going on forever. I am so conflicted about so many things. I was never this way last year. The biggest thing for me is this new approach to acting that we take in almost every junior level class. Some days I think it's wonderful and works well and others I think it is the stupidest way to go about acting. This year is just so incredibly specific and structured. I probably won't know how I feel until the end. We just got our scenes and I will be doing the end scene in Awake and Sing by Clifford Odetts. It is such a beautiful play. It's a lovely little love scene with lots of crying and pleading and wonderfulness.
Speaking of that, I just saw my schools production of To Kill a Mockingbird Saturday night and it was kind of amazing. We usually have one show a semester that is just wonderful. It just happens that way because of the material or the director or because there are only so many good actors. I just remember crying from the end of the trial till the end of the play. There was cartainly a few "ugh" moments with some peoples acting, but they were few and far between.
Yay good acting!!!
Well I have to head off to the Brind School of Theatre Arts (that's the new name of UArts theatre school) convocation today. Should be fun...well maybe that isn't the word.
Later days!