Hello everyone! The purpose of this blog is to make information about current and upcoming drama meetings and events more accessible including, hopefully, rehearsal calendars, production dates, and so on!
As we move towards the fall of 2008, I would like to ask all Nokomis Drama students to help me in finding our first play of the season. The parameters of the search are:
1. plays with large casts,
2. a variable of male and female roles,
3. and which will fit the space of our stage (though as most of you know, we have been very successful in using the stage in new and interesting ways) and the "space" of our audience.
Please post comments about plays you have read here. Happy hunting!
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Well a couple that come to mind rihgt away are...Romeo and Juliet (i can hear the boos now lol but i always thought it would be cool). Our Town is another i think would be cool...and Another play called August Snow but i dont know if that has enough roles really...ill post again when i get some more after having some time to think about it
p.s. i hope i beat you emily :)
much love my peeps
Hey everyone. I hope you are all having a good summer. I don't really have any specific plays in mind, but I would like to do something that has already been done, you know? And something that isn't Romeo and Juliet (haha loser Jeremy), or any other Shakespeare.
-Emily Platt
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot! ... I dunno, my friend told me to recommend it... ^^;
RENT has plenty of boy/girl parts, y'know :D >> <<;;
I would mind Shakespeare. :] But for the love of God, not Romeo and Juliet D:
Hm. I really need to read more plays. Because I don't, ever. SOOOOO, that's all I've got.
Loves! Your Favorite Becca
I've got OUR TOWN on my list to re-read this summer (I'm not even sure I've ever read it, though I saw a production at La Jolla Playhouse.) I don't have any Shakespeare that comes to mind - anyone have any suggestions?
Our Town. I've read it, and I really liked it. But when I saw it, I thought it was a better read than a show to watch. But it does have a lot of male and female parts, and it would be really cheap to put up because it doesn't call for many props and set pieces.
-Platt
"Mihalik we found some plays!" -Jeremy
"GREGGGGGGG!!! hehe you came." -Jeremy
Pygmalion, Bernard Shaw
The Taming of the Shrew, Shakespeare
Julius Caesar, Shakespeare
Inherit the Wind, Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee
Cyrano de Bererac
The Crucible
Skin of our Teeth, Thornton Wilder
The Matchmaker, Thornton Wilder
Arcadia, Tom Stoppard
Man and Superman, Bernard Shaw
The Iceman Cometh, Eugene O'Neill
Hehe Emily guess what? :) We found all those in like 30 minutes in Borders :)...wait thats a lie...i found :) j/k :D much love homie G
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