Today, the Iranian president is here. the protestors are also coming.
Should make for an interesting day.
Sep 24, 2007
Sep 22, 2007
Departures
D e p a r t u r e s
Written by: Kristen Palmer
Directed by: Kyle Ancowitz
Produced by: Blue Coyote Theatre Group
Performed at: Access Theatre Gallery Space
Cast of:
K e i r a K e e l e y *
"I'm always worried about hurting you and now I'm leaving and I can't
wait – but I don't want to go – but – I can't think anymore here
– I
can't think-"
&
T r a v i s Y o r k*
"I fall in love then throw my heart to the girl let her squeeze the
blood out of it and return it to me – like a piece of roadkill."
Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England. Early summer 1995.
Two character play takes place in 1995 during 24 hours at an English
University. Cara, an American student, is returning to the US and
leaving Andrew, her Northern Irish boyfriend, behind...possibly
forever.
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Access Theatre Gallery Space
380 Broadway at White Street
(off Canal ACE, NQRW, 6)
October 4th-October 28th 2007
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday's
8PM
Running Time Approximately 70 minutes.
Tickets:
www.smarttix.com
212.868.4444
Details:
bluecoyote.org
AEA showcase
*appears courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
Sep 21, 2007
who exactly is running this country?
Now the senate is condemning free speech? Great job, guys. It would be one thing if it wasn't true, but now we need to waste senate time publicly admonishing people for daring to call propoganda propoganda?
When are our representatives going to start representing us?
I'm with Chris Dodd:
"It is a sad day in the Senate when we spend hours debating an ad while our young people are dying in Iraq. Now that the Senate has twice voted on this ad, it is time to move on and vote to end the war."
repost and addition--Plays You Should Know
http://aszym.blogspot.com/2007/04/plays-you-should-know.html
Also
Everything Will Be Different by Mark Schultz
The Mistakes Madeline Made by Liz Meriwether
The Venus de milo is Armed by Kia Corthron
God's Ear by Jenny Schwartz
Now That's What I Call A Storm by Ann Marie Healy
and some I'm sure I'm forgetting.
Last night
I was on a panel (along with Bixby Elliot and Winter Miller) talking to current playwriting students at the New School about what to do after you leave grad school. I hope we said the right things. I think we did.
I'm in a regrouping, revising, holding pattern right now. I don't know what my next project is and that always drives me a little crazy. I'm not writing and I'm not working on a production and that makes me feel a little like I'm not really a playwright.
Which was why it was nice to talk about how I am a playwright last night. And what I do to be a playwright and how much work goes into not just the writing but the marketing and networking. It was oddly encouraging to talk about how discouraging it can be at times.
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