Caryl Churchill’s “Love and Information” is a breath of fresh air
OK, I haven’t been able to write any articles lately–and I couldn’t even find time to upload a meme when I couldn’t right one, which is in violation of my about this blog info...
Category: Plays
Five… very fitting plays for current events…
Well… we’re looking at a very serious election and our choices are a con man who from the looks of it has no conscience, and our Vice President who definitely has more experience in...
The Entire Story of Hamlet Told with Gifs from Dumb and Dumber!
OK, so I’m… over a week late with my blog post. Sorry. And I’m writing kind of an easy but fun article. Thing is, I’m a little bummed about summer winding down so I...
Show, Don’t Tell. What it is, What Comes With it… and Why it’s Worth it.
There comes a time for spoon feeding–PLAYS ARE NOT ONE OF THOSE TIMES! Now obviously, there’s an exception to the rule here and there. But for the most part, when a playwright, and even...
How to choose a good audition monologue
An actor should have an array of monologues memorized, as noted in my previous article. This is because many auditions require actors to perform monologues (usually two contrasting ones) but it also makes you...
Five feminist plays!
March is Women’s History Month. And as the month draws to a close, I thought it would be a good time to promote feminist centered plays. To be a feminist, one doesn’t have to...
Much Ado About Nothing… who’s the real villain?
OK, before I say anything I wanna make clear that I’m not taking this play away from anyone. Not the play, not the humor, not people’s enjoyment of it, and so on. This article...
