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Icons, branding, labels … the medium as message, but what’s the message or meaning when it comes to theatre labels? There are lots around, and I’m curious about one in particular – independent.
I see it and its diminutive and the very buzzy word indie everywhere. I’m sufficiently that way inclined – too much of the [...]
@thetowncrier Garrett’s sounds like the average Sunday morning get-up to me. in reply to thetowncrier #
@flloydpk Kill the reviewer you mean? in reply to flloydpk #
@djackmanson @iankath Actress to the very tall bishop or is that very tall actress to the bishop? O get out of my head! #clem7 #
@djackmanson Stanislavski [...]
As the weekend turns towards the Oscar ceremonies on Sunday night (US) Monday morning (AU), AO Scott writes in the NY Times about the contenders in the Oscar race this year and especially on what he calls the David v Goliath battle of blockbuster up against little movies that can. It’s also about the way [...]
Read the whole piece a review of Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland. Interesting how for this reviewer and, lets face it, for most of us that its the story that matters in the end
Such is the problem with 3D. It is so mind-numbingly amazing that narrative storytelling hasnt caught up with the technology. [...]
Read the whole article from Andrew Utter at the Mother of Invention Acting School blog. The post is a review of a new book on acting by Howard Fine: Fine on Acting A Vision of the Craft.
* Your central responsibility as actors is to affect and to be affected by, that is your job. [...]
Worth a complete read but here is the nub of the matter :
No matter your geographic focus, social networks are fundamentally about forming a community and having conversations. Therefore, having a clear purpose in mind when you choose your networks is essential.
We've all heard the adage "the medium is the message." It means that the [...]
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09 Mar 2010
Icons, branding, labels … the medium as message, but what’s the message or meaning when it comes to theatre labels? There are lots around, and I’m curious about one in particular – independent.
I see it and its diminutive and the very buzzy word indie everywhere. I’m sufficiently that way inclined – too much of the [...]
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08 Mar 2010
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The big wet continues in the south-east and west of the state. Wonder how, if at all, this has affected box-office figures for companies.
There’s one week to go for Hamlet for La Boite and The Little Dog Laughed for Queensland Theatre Company; both close on Saturday. [...]
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07 Mar 2010
@thetowncrier Garrett’s sounds like the average Sunday morning get-up to me. in reply to thetowncrier #
@flloydpk Kill the reviewer you mean? in reply to flloydpk #
@djackmanson @iankath Actress to the very tall bishop or is that very tall actress to the bishop? O get out of my head! #clem7 #
@djackmanson Stanislavski [...]
via Spinning a Learning Web
06 Mar 2010
As the weekend turns towards the Oscar ceremonies on Sunday night (US) Monday morning (AU), AO Scott writes in the NY Times about the contenders in the Oscar race this year and especially on what he calls the David v Goliath battle of blockbuster up against little movies that can. It’s also about the way [...]
via Spinning a Learning Web
05 Mar 2010
Read the whole piece a review of Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland. Interesting how for this reviewer and, lets face it, for most of us that its the story that matters in the end
Such is the problem with 3D. It is so mind-numbingly amazing that narrative storytelling hasnt caught up with the technology. [...]
via Spinning a Learning Web
Not a day goes by without someone, somewhere grinding their axe on a theatre production. This can be in print or more recently, in online criticism. Equally, theatre workers diss the critics, especially when their production has been less than favourably treated.
The issue of the quality of play reviewing is of sufficient interest we would [...]
via Groundling
04 Mar 2010
Read the whole article from Andrew Utter at the Mother of Invention Acting School blog. The post is a review of a new book on acting by Howard Fine: Fine on Acting A Vision of the Craft.
* Your central responsibility as actors is to affect and to be affected by, that is your job. [...]
via Spinning a Learning Web
03 Mar 2010
Worth a complete read but here is the nub of the matter :
No matter your geographic focus, social networks are fundamentally about forming a community and having conversations. Therefore, having a clear purpose in mind when you choose your networks is essential.
We've all heard the adage "the medium is the message." It means that the [...]
via Spinning a Learning Web
GUEST POST: Nick Backstrom is an actor and writer, formerly based in Brisbane and more recently in Melbourne. He also sings, teaches and directs, though rarely at the same time. Nicks Melbourne relocation will form the basis of his occasional posts to Greenroom. He would be delighted to respond to any comments or queries made [...]
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01 Mar 2010
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Another quiet week. Its mid-season for Hamlet and The Little Dog Laughed with two weeks of their seasons left.
Continuing:
Avenue Q the Australian touring production at QPAC.
Hamlet by William Shakespeare dir David Berthold at the Roundhouse. Check the updated Greenroom reviews index.
The Little Dog Laughed by [...]
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