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Of Method and Madness: Portland Center Stage's "Anna Karenina"
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Saturday, April 21, 2012. Portland Center Stage's "Anna Karenina". The classic novel. The timeless love story. In a world of power and privilege, one woman dared to obey her heart". From the 1997 film version's publicity poster. Well, I'm not sure what 864 page Russian novel they. Takes up about half of the book! Anna and Levin are co-. Was his love really as all consuming as hers? So it's a go! And enjoy the show! Well-written a...
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Of Method and Madness: September 2012
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Monday, September 17, 2012. Behind a Mask by Louisa May Alcott. I just read this for school and really liked it. Here is the review I wrote on goodreads and a link to a great librivox recording of it by Elizabeth Klett. I don't know whether to think about her with repulsion or awe.or both. It's a short book, and I'd especially suggest it to Alcott, Bronte, or even Austen fans looking for a darker version of the classic po...Brown...
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Of Method and Madness: August 2012
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Thursday, August 23, 2012. It's Black Eyed Susan Season! Park Blocks at Sunset. Concert in the Park. Now doesn't that look fun? I'm starting my first solo recording! Hopefully it will be done by next Mother's Day! I've also taken on a few short stories and poems in an old children's book called "Up One Pair of Stairs in my Bookshelf". Some are by familiar authors, while others are adapted from folk and fairy tales. Out of the pic...
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Of Method and Madness: Frankenstein is Finished!
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Wednesday, October 10, 2012. The librivox dramatic reading of "Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley is ready to listen to! One of the things I love most about librivox is cross gender casting. I got to play Henry Clerval, Victor's childhood friend. And yes, I end up being killed by the creature. While it isn't a huge part, I had a lot of fun being in this project! And now some links! Want to brush up on the story line?
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Of Method and Madness: Hamlet
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Sunday, September 2, 2012. I read Rosencrantz this time. This is an interesting version because many of the major roles are read by women.including Hamlet and Claudius! September 3, 2012 at 12:14 PM. The new wave of feminization? October 6, 2012 at 3:58 PM. You make a very interesting-sounding Rosencrantz! Fun to listen to. November 20, 2012 at 2:32 PM. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. As You Like It (Amiens).
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Of Method and Madness: Othello
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Tuesday, October 23, 2012. Last Saturday I saw Northwest Classical Theatre Company's Othello! I was actually quite lucky to get a seat because the play sold out before opening day. It got a lot of publicity thanks to visiting director Bill Alexander, who has had a long career at the Royal Shakespeare Company and Birmingham Repertory Theatre. He did an amazing job! So, how was Othello? She was about to wake up! You came so close!
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Of Method and Madness: May 2012
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Monday, May 14, 2012. Manfred" is ready to download! In case you've missed earlier posts, Manfred is a dramatic poem by Lord Byron around 1816. It reminded me a bit of Doctor Faustus as far as themes go. I just have a small part, but I've always wanted to do a Byron project. Here is the synopsis from librivox. And since it's past Mother's Day.I can announce my next very. I'll be narrating Heidi! I watched the movie. Tenant of Wil...
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Of Method and Madness: Freud's Last Session - Philadelphia
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Freud's Last Session - Philadelphia. A few months ago, I started making plans to visit the East Coast and look at some colleges. I wanted to get a feel for surrounding culture as well, to see if it's a place I'd like to live for four years. I did a little research and found Arden Theater. In Philadelphia. As it happened, they were playing " Freud's Last Session. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Of Method and Madness: June 2012
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Of Method and Madness. Literature, Librivox, and Life in Downtown Portland. Saturday, June 23, 2012. The Hound of the Baskervilles" is Complete! I am very happy to announce that "Hound of the Baskervilles" is ready to download! I have a pitifully small part as a driver of sorts, but it's such a good book I was just happy to get a part. Pull on your trench coat and sink into this mystery on the moor! Listen online or download here:. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. The Shakespeare Dialogue collection is done!
