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January | 2012 | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. Archive for January, 2012 Monthly archive page. In Big Idea Theatre. On January 28, 2012. Photo courtesy of Terri Brindisi. This play has the capacity to bring an audience to its knees, both by entertaining with elevated thinking and by how incredibly complex it seems most of the time. Big Idea Theatre presents this rendition of Tom Stoppard’s time warping comedy,. The troupe does it justice as Benjamin T. Ismail directs. As Ismail writes in his director’s notes,. This leads into the e...

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2012 | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. Archive for 2012 Yearly archive page. Return your phone to its full and silent position. On March 6, 2012. Hamlet stands. He paces the room, ready to say the words that every audience member paid to hear. The words to be are on the tip of his tongue, he opens his mouth and a cell phone rings in the crowd. If your cell phone goes off during a play, people think you’re an asshole. Why risk that? If there is something happening where you think you might have to use your phone during a pla...

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March | 2012 | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. Archive for March, 2012 Monthly archive page. Return your phone to its full and silent position. On March 6, 2012. Hamlet stands. He paces the room, ready to say the words that every audience member paid to hear. The words to be are on the tip of his tongue, he opens his mouth and a cell phone rings in the crowd. If your cell phone goes off during a play, people think you’re an asshole. Why risk that? If there is something happening where you think you might have to use your phone duri...

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Doubt: A Parable | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. On January 26, 2012. Photo courtesy of Terri Brindisi. Is one of those plays that will always be relevant. It’s subject matter, characters and setting make it stick in the mind for days after experiencing it, and with the Sandusky scandal only fresh out of the headlines it might have even more of an impact. Alysha S. Krumm directs Resurrection Theatre’s production of John Patrick Shanley’s award-winning play. Performances are all wonderful, and with a small cast that’s especially impor...

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Return your phone to its full and silent position | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. Return your phone to its full and silent position. On March 6, 2012. Hamlet stands. He paces the room, ready to say the words that every audience member paid to hear. The words to be are on the tip of his tongue, he opens his mouth and a cell phone rings in the crowd. If your cell phone goes off during a play, people think you’re an asshole. Why risk that? If there is something happening where you think you might have to use your phone during a play, then don’t go to a play. If you...

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One epic book, one epic film, five grueling days | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. One epic book, one epic film, five grueling days. In Big Idea Theatre. On March 6, 2012. Courtesy of Beth Edwards. It brought about some of the most iconic characters in American cinema. It coined countless phrases, including one that has become so etched in our modern vocabulary that it has been consistently rated the most popular movie quote of all time: Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn. The biggest qualm is the script. Hutchison is well known for his screenwriting, and it s...

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Arcadia | Sacto Scene Seen

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The story so far…. In Big Idea Theatre. On January 28, 2012. Photo courtesy of Terri Brindisi. This play has the capacity to bring an audience to its knees, both by entertaining with elevated thinking and by how incredibly complex it seems most of the time. Big Idea Theatre presents this rendition of Tom Stoppard’s time warping comedy,. The troupe does it justice as Benjamin T. Ismail directs. As Ismail writes in his director’s notes,. This leads into the early 90s where scholar Bernard Nightingale (Eric...

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The story so far…. The story so far…. Started in January 2012, this blog sets out to keep an audience informed of theatrical events and shows in Sacramento. This will also be used as a column through which topics related to theatre may be discussed. 9654; No Responses. 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. Notify me of new comments via email.