Last night my friend and classmate Arianna went to see Little Shop of Horrors at Shea’s Performing Arts Center. That is the theater that brings in broadway tours. I was excited to see the show, but I guess I had high expectations. The singing was great, but the acting was just good. It felt like the actors were just going through the motions. I hope it was because it was the first night. Touring is very hard and I am sure that they are tired. Their great voices made up for the weak aspects of the show. The plant was amazing. It was created by the Jim Henson company and it was…well I can’t really describe it. You just have to see it for yourself. Going to see professional show is great. It reenforces everything I have learned so far. These people are the best in the business. I have to get myself to their level!
March 29, 2006
Almost Through the Week!
It is Wednesday, that means I only have one more day of classes for this week. That is a good and kind of bad thing. It’s bad because I have a lot of work to do and Wednesday means one more day closer the the end of the semester and I have tons of projects! The good thing is that Friday is coming and I don’t have classes on Fridays! I get to relax a little. Although for some reason I always end up having to come in and work at school most of the day anyway.
There is only one show left this semester, the dance concert. People are involved with that show, but not to the extent of the others, so, everyone is looking for acting work. The summer Infringement festival is taking applications and many people are doing that. It’s a great way to get out there and do work you normally wouldn’t get to do. There is a possibility that I could get to perform in it, I am waiting for my friends to figure things out. I really want to act, I don’t get to often. I guess people have put me into the stage management catagory. I wish that they hadn’t. I have to change peoples’ perception of me.
Check out the new pictures on the theater department website, they are fabulous!!
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