Any dramatists amongst us?

[Funky Monk]

Just wondered if any of you studied the theatrical arts and were interested in any good leftist plays?

Personally i love "Accidental death of an anarchist" and "He who says Yes"

[GrYnEt]

i'm planning to be an actress. but i have no idea if i will ever succeed...(i probably wont)

[bluerev002]

Just school plays here.

I really like "The Crucible" exelent stuff.

[noland]

I don't study theatrical arts, but I've done alot of things with community theatre and school plays. I have acted in "Our Town", "Fiddler on the Roof", "In 25 Words or Death", "The Art of Dining", and done a bunch of set constructions, sound, lights, ushering, etc for other plays.

[Funky Monk]

I quite like the Crucible, really gives a sense of the ridiculous nature of the McCarthy period.

[bluerev002]

Originally posted by Funky [email protected] 26 2004, 02:38 AM
I quite like the Crucible, really gives a sense of the ridiculous nature of the McCarthy period.
true, i liked it also


don't study theatrical arts, but I've done alot of things with community theatre and school plays. I have acted in "Our Town", "Fiddler on the Roof", "In 25 Words or Death", "The Art of Dining", and done a bunch of set constructions, sound, lights, ushering, etc for other plays.

ey, i acted in "our town" that was cool play. most ppl didnt like it, but i guess you had to have seen it hundreds of times like i did to understand the deep meanings of it.

[Funky Monk]

You want to talk about Deep Meanings? Try performing "Waiting For Godot", thats a bastard.