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Rude Mechanicals Presents All’s Well that Ends Well | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Shakesfilm: Richard Burton’s 1964 *Hamlet*. Love’s Labour’s Lost, next week! Why People Don’t Perform The Mandrake. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.
Hamlet tonight! | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Shakesfilm: Richard Burton’s 1964 *Hamlet*. Love’s Labour’s Lost, next week! Why People Don’t Perform The Mandrake. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. You are commenting ...
Strode presents Love’s Labour’s Lost | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Shakesfilm: Richard Burton’s 1964 *Hamlet*. Love’s Labour’s Lost, next week! Why People Don’t Perform The Mandrake. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. Notify me of new co...
Lucky Number Seven | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Shakesfilm: Richard Burton’s 1964 *Hamlet*. Love’s Labour’s Lost, next week! Why People Don’t Perform The Mandrake. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. Adapted by Alaina J...
Aesthetic | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Shakesfilm: Richard Burton’s 1964 *Hamlet*. Love’s Labour’s Lost, next week! Why People Don’t Perform The Mandrake. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. The suspension of d...
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Submissions | Vanishing Sights
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If you’re interested in writing a review for Vanishing Sights, please contact the editor, Alaina Jobe Pangburn, at vanishingsights@gmail.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Post was not...
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May 4, 2015. Upon my first reading of The Importance of Being Earnest, its perfection was pretty evident to me. For me, the …. Continue reading →. Going in Circles: Pinter’s The Birthday Party is a Dizzying Affair. April 13, 2014. A gentleman lounging in his bathrobe descends into oblivion as two men in identical suits, distinguishable only through the color …. Continue reading →. Picnic: A Summer Romance at the End of Winter. February 28, 2014. Continue reading →. February 13, 2014. November 21, 2013.
About N.R. Helms – Sprockets and Springes
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About N.R. Helms. The web presence of Nicholas Ryan Helms. About N.R. Helms. This is the web presence of Nicholas Ryan Helms, instructor of English Literature. At the University of Alabama’s Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies. On this site you can find links to my various projects and publications, including Improbable Fictions. And the UA Voxology. For more information, or to contact me directly, see:. Helms, CV, March 2016. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Dramatis Personae | Vanishing Sights
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Steve Burch is an associate professor in theatre history at the University of Alabama, where he also teaches playwriting. For nearly three decades he was a professional actor/director/playwright before he turned to teaching. He is currently the artistic director of the Rude Mechanicals in Tuscaloosa, is featured in the recent indie film. Directed by Lee Fanning), and last spring his adaptation of. Premiered at UA. He is married to Deborah Parker and lives in Tuscaloosa. A Creative Campus initiative.
Earnestly Earnest | Vanishing Sights
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Asymp; Leave a comment. Upon my first reading of. The Importance of Being Earnest. The man has given us Bunbury and we are forever grateful. The play is perfectly written, leaving no stone unturned, no loose ends, and keeping the audience entertained all the while; therefore, when I get a chance to see its perfection live, aloud, and in the theatre, I jump at the chance. University of Alabama’s Alpha Psi Omega recently presented. The Importance of Being Earnest. Silvia Craig played the nose-in-text, tort...
Improbable Fictions – Sprockets and Springes
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About N.R. Helms. The web presence of Nicholas Ryan Helms. Guildenstern (Jen Drouin), Hamlet (David Bolus), and Rosencrantz (Jonathan Hinnen). Hamlet, King Lear, The Merchant of Venice, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Much Ado About Nothing,. As well as work by other authors such as Euripides’s. Tragedy of Tragedies: The Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great. For more information, visit https:/ improbablefictions.wordpress.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Department Life | Alabama English
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Skip to main content. The English departments scholarly and extracurricular life helps sustain the vibrancy of the intellectual community at the university. Here are several examples of what keeps Morgan Hall buzzing from week to week. The Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies. Brings to campus distinguished scholars of the early modern period as part of its biennial Strode Seminar. As well as an annual symposium and lectures on Shakespeare, literary criticism, and theory. Much Ado About Nothing.
Audio | Improbable Fictions
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A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Restoring Summer, March 9th. What Vicious Loves*, update. Readers for *What Vicious Loves*. Improbable Fictions, Spring 2017. King John: Shakespeare’s Diamond in the Rough. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Two Gentlemen of Verona. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Well That's Cool.
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Im prob a ble fic tion). June 4, 2013 · 7:38 pm. I haven’t forgotten about you, I just forgot you existed. It is different, okay? No long winded explanation as to why I’ve been absent. Here is the short version:. 1 I teach full time. 2 I coach a spring sport. 3 I am a full time student in grad school. 4 I’m taking additional courses through the state for certification purposes. 5 I need to sleep occasionally. 6 I had kidney stones and ruptured ovarian cysts ALL WITHIN THE SAME DAY. This one is slightly b...
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Improbable Fictions | a Shakespearean staged reading series
A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. King John: Shakespeare’s Diamond in the Rough. Bechdellian Shakespeare, Digitized. SPOKEN WORD: 2016 Kentuck Festival of the Arts. IF, Kentuck, and Augusta Evans Wilson. All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Love's Labour's Lost. Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. Well That's Cool.
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Improbable Fictions | a Shakespearean staged reading series
A Shakespearean staged reading series. Stay updated via RSS. Rude Mechanicals Presents All’s Well that Ends Well. Strode presents Love’s Labour’s Lost. Forbidden Planet, Wednesday! All's Well That End's Well. As You Like It. Much Ado About Nothing. Park at Manderson Landing. The Bad Sleep Well. Shelton State Theatre Department. The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Theatre Downtown, Birmingham. University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance. Upcoming performances in Birmingham. Well That's Cool. Adapted...
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Improbable Frontiers - Home...Go Home! - Improbable Frontiers - Ain't diddly that pricks as pointedly as a dull, dirty dirk plunged passionately.
Begin at the Beginning. That was a close one! July 2013 Camp Nano. Winner, winner, chicken dinner! I'm creating a space where most of the tendrils of my virtual presence will be assembled for dastardly long-range planning and eventual world domination. And movies and words and pictures of stuff. And swearing. IF is still available at the wordpress location (as are all the others, if you have the roadside map that was available after a short print run). Sat, 17 Mar 2018). Wed, 14 Mar 2018). I had drunk mo...
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Improbable Frontiers | Nothing pricks quite like a dull, dirty blade plunged passionately.
Nothing pricks quite like a dull, dirty blade plunged passionately. The Full I.F. Experience. Without Name deserves a better name, something like Gun Anam. It’s good ‘ol St. Paddy’s Day, and Syfy is running a Leprechaun. Marathon. Of course, I’ve been catching some of that as I sit bundled up waiting for the HVAC guy to come fix my heater. Believe me, 57F is way worse than 39F and sunny outside. It has something to do with expectations and shadows. However, we also get the new horror movie staple of dron...
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