Seth Godin (marketting know how extrodinaire) talks about how every business tells a story, whether then want it to or not.
He’s also talked about how an organization will spend so much money on the advertising, the colour scheme, the mission of their company and then pay their front line people, the people who the public [...]
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I wanted to write about a master class that Joanna Gleason taught at NETC. I’ve been following her career ever since she played the Bakers Wife in Into the Woods. I was excited to see her in action, and truth be told, I have never seen a master class before. At the conference, she was [...]
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There was certainly a time when I dreamed about having a play on Broadway and winning a Tony. I have been watching the Tony’s since I was probably twelve years old. I have a distinct memory of watching when “Into the Woods” won and I hooted and hollared. My dad came down stairs and yelled [...]
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Because we drove to New Haven, we decided not to tear out of town when the conference was over, as we usually do, but wait till Sunday and take the day to drive back. Because of this, we had an evening free. Not something that usually happens when we’re out of town!
The Drama School at [...]
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Last weekend was the last conference of the year - yahoo! Six weeks off, which will be just enough down time I think to get excited about them again. We were in New Haven, CT for the New England Theatre Conference. A very nice group, and a lovely way to end the season.
As an extra [...]
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Spent the weekend at the Virginia Theatre Assocation annual conference. It’s a jammed packed weekend for students filled with plays from 8:15 in the morning to way into the evening. There’s workshops and improv jams and it all makes me wish it was available to me as a high school student.
One of the things I [...]
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Spent a lovely couple of days in Kalamazoo, MI with fellow theatrefolk writer Allison Williams
I go here twice a year and I always find it invigorating. Maybe it’s because it’s not my house and there’s nothing here I can distract myself with as I can at home. Although that’s not necessarily true because the place [...]
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