I am posting this for those who were not able to attend but would like to see the show.
I'd also love to discuss the play, as I've not really had a lot of meaningful discussion about it.
Please, if you would like, watch the low-quality streaming video of "The Shark" at
www.youtube.com/user/natejp
I apologize for the quality.
The written script, if you wish to keep along, is available here
Sample discussions:
The logic of cannibalism.
self-destruction vs human nature
the logic of murder
anti-logic.
Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts
Monday, December 1, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
A Survey Of Sorts
I'm interested to know, from all of you non-theatre folks (and you too, Michelle, if you want to join in) what it would take to get you to go out and see more theatre.
All of you are very supportive of the work that I have done in Seattle, and come to see the shows I've acted in, the shows I've directed, and the shows of Emerald City Scene. But that is a very tiny percentage of theatre in Seattle. What I'm curious about is this:
a) if you enjoy the shows you come to see that I am involved in
and
b) if you do enjoy them, why not go see other companies productions?
and
c) if you have seen other companies productions, which ones? and did you like them?
and
d) how could a theatre company grab your attention and get you to come see shows, if you aren't affiliated with someone involved in the show?
If and When I come back to Seattle, I'll be working on forming a new "company" and I'm very interested in these responses.
All of you are very supportive of the work that I have done in Seattle, and come to see the shows I've acted in, the shows I've directed, and the shows of Emerald City Scene. But that is a very tiny percentage of theatre in Seattle. What I'm curious about is this:
a) if you enjoy the shows you come to see that I am involved in
and
b) if you do enjoy them, why not go see other companies productions?
and
c) if you have seen other companies productions, which ones? and did you like them?
and
d) how could a theatre company grab your attention and get you to come see shows, if you aren't affiliated with someone involved in the show?
If and When I come back to Seattle, I'll be working on forming a new "company" and I'm very interested in these responses.
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