October 2009
6 posts
Improv and Me
Trolling through the Improv Resource Center message boards, I sometimes wonder, who am I doing improv for? Am I doing it for me? The people who come to our shows? Or for the improv community at large? I think for me I do improv for myself and for the people who come see our shows(non-improv audiences).
I have seen a lot of groups who just kind of put on a show for their friends from classes and...
WatchI think the best thing about this video is Seth Rudesky(pianist)’s reaction. Mouth agape! Amazing!
halinanewberrygrant:
betty buckley talks “carrie” the musical, and getting boo’d. then sings a lil’ sum sum from the, i’m sure to be hit, b’way “revival?”
yes, stephen king’s “carrie”.
as long as she tells carrie to take her dirty pillows into the closet and pray, i’ll be happy.
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I have always been fascinated by the people who sit in the subway, during rush hour, casually lounging with their legs spread wide as if to say “I’m important, don’t bother me!”
Yesterday I noticed a gentleman doing exactly this on the Subway, but the most amazing part, there was a drunk homeless person next to him. Why was this amazing you ask? The homeless person was so...
Am I Europe?
I feel sometimes like a German language textbook, and when I say a German language textbook, I mean my German language textbook from when I was in High School. Why you ask, well I used to be on the beat of everything popular culture, I even at one point almost applied to Bowling Green State University because they had a Pop Culture major. Now, I seem like the characters in my German book, out of...
Why I Get Confused
I have what I call self-diagnosed ADD, so I have a habit, when I find something to be boring or horrible, I tend to zone out. This includes when I read books.It’s happened when I’ve read The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, and most of the Gregory Maguire cannon.
One specific incident was when I was reading Lost, which I guess is supposed to be a modern take on A Christmas Carol or...
