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David J. Loehr. Artist in Residence. - Wherever I go, there I art.

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David J. Loehr. Artist in Residence. Wherever I go, there I art. The Incomparable Radio Network. Le Petomane Theatre Ensemble. Actors Theatre of Louisville. Know Theatre of Cincinnati. News for the ‘the process’ Category. First, let me point you to Gwydion Suilebhan’s blog post about numerology and bad theatre. It’s okay. I can wait. Is it a true pattern or a random turn of the Rubik’s Cube? Enjoy the rainbow while it’s there, even if you know how it works. Eh Does it challenge me? Not in the slightest&#...

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Hikaruland: World Expo of Queues

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Misadventures, Pop Culture, and Socialism. Sunday, October 24, 2010. World Expo of Queues. As I write this, I’m actually in Tokyo, but before I delve into things here, I wanted to talk about Shanghai. The purpose of the Shanghai stop was pretty much exclusively to see Expo 2010. See it, I did. See pavilions? Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise that there would be nasty queues at a major global event hosted by a country over a billion people, but it certainly did to me. It was over an hour’s wai...

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Keyboard Monkey - Screenwriting and Story Ruminations: The Uses of Enchantment - The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales

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Keyboard Monkey - Screenwriting and Story Ruminations. Friday, 9 September 2011. The Uses of Enchantment - The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales. This is the old 1970's classic by Bruno Bettelheim, an exploration of the psychological meaning of Fairy Tales. It could be very out of date by now, but I found it extraordinary, so I thought I'd do a little review. It's only taken me a year or so to read (amongst other books as well, honest) because it is very dense and heavy going but well worth it. The A...

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Violet Vixen: September 2011

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CLICK HERE FOR BLOGGER TEMPLATES. The demented ramblings of a queer girl in the City of Angels. Queer, feminist theater reviews and whatever other issues related to theater, performance art, film, literature, and culture happen to strike my fancy. Saturday, September 03, 2011. By Vasanti Saxena. Company of Angels. At The Alexandria Hotel. 9/2/11. It's been years since I've seen something at Company of Angels. I knew Sun Sisters. As mother and Andrea Lwin. Anyway, if you're looking for a good queer Asian-...

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Keyboard Monkey - Screenwriting and Story Ruminations: Supernatural Archetypes in True Blood and Being Human.

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Keyboard Monkey - Screenwriting and Story Ruminations. Thursday, 6 January 2011. Supernatural Archetypes in True Blood and Being Human. Happy New Year, Vampire hunters. Both series are character driven- the plots springing from the protagonist’s communal desire to live a normal life, under the radar, rather than terrifying and killing us poor mortals. As a motivator it’s a pretty inactive goal, but shows their intrinsic yearning to be normal, one of the herd, a human like us – and t...So it falls to the ...

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Hikaruland: It Ain’t A Small World after all

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Misadventures, Pop Culture, and Socialism. Tuesday, October 26, 2010. It Ain’t A Small World after all. 8220;This is a pen” is the basic English phrase that many Japanese learn at school. It’s also a bit of a pun on the famous Magritte painting about a pipe. My time in Tokyo did feel a bit like a step into Belgian absurdity. I say tourist route, but basically I mean going to and from Tokyo Disneyland. Whether that justifies 3 hour waits for a Winnie the Pooh ride or a jacked up version of the Haunted Man...

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resources – the muse project

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LEAGUE OF PROFESSIONAL THEATRE WOMEN. The League of Professional Theatre Women is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to promote visibility and increase opportunities for women in the Professional Theatre. We do this through numerous programs and events. Please take a look at our website. To find out all we do for women in theatre. GEENA DAVIS INSTITUE ON GENDER IN MEDIA. HelloGiggles is a positive online community for women (although men are always welcome! Women of Letters is an afternoon that cel...

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thesbian pulp: May 2006

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Wednesday, May 31, 2006. It's not everywhere that one hears people roaming the halls at night muttering lines from Dante's Inferno to themselves. Magic Madness. Magic. Posted by D at 7:56 PM. Weather.com tells me it's 70 degrees outside. That may be true, but in my room it's at least 80 with the humidity/sweat/tiger balm factor. I'm doing laundry, eating cashews, and drinking tea (fuckit, factor that in with the heat). Res=9804E4DF1E38F930A35755C0A964948260) featuring the inimitable Kayoko Shiraishi.

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Hikaruland: April 2010

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Misadventures, Pop Culture, and Socialism. Friday, April 30, 2010. Friday Jukebox is Hoarse. I’m not going to sugar coat it at all, my voice is buggered, and has pretty much been non-existent for the past fortnight, ergo no April video log…and believe you me it is killing me because I have A LOT TO SAY, but the Benadryl tends to make writing it out not a dignified option. (See that pretty cloud, or is it the skylight? You get the idea.). Monday, April 12, 2010. Stop at Redfern for Birth Control? American...

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Hikaruland: The Nation at Work?

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Misadventures, Pop Culture, and Socialism. Tuesday, October 05, 2010. The Nation at Work? Him: It’s really simple. He makes a few selections which seem to suggest that I’m already a customer.). I’m not already customer. Him: What’s your name? The polite accoster is nowhere to be found. After about a half-hour I manage to get some degree of service by another employee who never quite grasps that I want the cheapest basic phone because I just need one for two days. . Then there’s a computer glitch. I am ra...