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That'll Teach Me: June 2011
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Thursday, June 23, 2011. Mini University 2011: Day 4. Like any conference, Mini University. Sometimes serves up a dud - a session that doesn't hold my interest and/or doesn't meet my expectations in some way. Today, though, I lucked out with three great sessions in a row (and a Bloomington Bagel lunch in between). We also talked about Armstrong, who styled his voice after the rhythms of his trumpet. Many tried to copy this singing style, too, but no one really succeeded, Baker said. Armstrong als...After...
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Best of 2011: On Stage in North Texas | criticalrant.com Alexandra Bonifield
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Criticalrant.com Alexandra Bonifield. Theater Reviews and Perspectives: Reflect, Intersect, Inspire. Best of 2011: On Stage in North Texas. This entry was posted on 28 December 2011, in Theatre Reviews. And tagged broken gears project theatre. Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Funhouse theatre and film. My selections for Best Regional Theatre of 2011, with comments graciously provided by some of our distinguished arts leaders:. WaterTower Theatre, directed by Terry Martin:. 3) As You Like It. The Dance Cou...
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The Rediscovered Country: September 2014
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Fairy tales, bad TV, classroom ramblings, and contemporary speculative fiction . Saturday, September 20, 2014. Boring, Stupid, and Terrible (and Two Amazing Books). Others acknowledged that you have to fill the space and sometimes you just don't like anything you've been reading lately. So while I'm going to continue to read and review all teh bookz over at FantasyLiterature.com. Two books that I've read recently that are the categorical opposites of Boring, Stupid, or Terrible are Station Eleven. Into t...
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King Henry | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: King Henry. Play 5: Henry VI, Part II. December 28, 2014. Much Ado About Hawking. I’ve been stuck on Henry VI, Part II. I’ve not been stuck on reading. I actually finished reading the play (and its successor) a few months ago. I’ve been stuck writing about it. What to say? So, what does. Happen in Henry VI, Part II. Madam, myself have limed a bush for her,. But the tactics of trapping t...
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Academy of American Poets | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Academy of American Poets. Shakespeare for Poem in Your Pocket Day. April 30, 2015. Each April since 1996, The Academy of American Poets. Here’s my Shakespeare in my pocket for today. “Orpheus” is a song from. And I once performed (though I can’t find the composer of the particular version I sang; there have been many versions over the years! Orpheus with his lute made trees. Shakespear...
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Queen Margaret | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Queen Margaret. Play 5: Henry VI, Part II. December 28, 2014. Much Ado About Hawking. I’ve been stuck on Henry VI, Part II. I’ve not been stuck on reading. I actually finished reading the play (and its successor) a few months ago. I’ve been stuck writing about it. What to say? So, what does. Happen in Henry VI, Part II. Madam, myself have limed a bush for her,. But the tactics of trappi...
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Henry VI | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Henry VI. Play 4: Henry VI, Part I. October 5, 2014. I was caught off guard by Henry VI, Part I. Somehow, I didn’t have the same trouble wrapping my brain around Henry V. Of course, my first experience of that play was a film — Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation. It also has an arc — culminating in the Battle of Agincourt — that fits filmic models for storytelling:...The Henry VI plays offer ...
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Richard III | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Richard III. Play 5: Henry VI, Part II. December 28, 2014. Much Ado About Hawking. I’ve been stuck on Henry VI, Part II. I’ve not been stuck on reading. I actually finished reading the play (and its successor) a few months ago. I’ve been stuck writing about it. What to say? So, what does. Happen in Henry VI, Part II. Madam, myself have limed a bush for her,. But the tactics of trapping ...
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Joan la Pucelle | Shakespeare Year
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A play-of-the-month club for Shakespeare enthusiasts. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Joan la Pucelle. Play 4: Henry VI, Part I. October 5, 2014. I was caught off guard by Henry VI, Part I. Somehow, I didn’t have the same trouble wrapping my brain around Henry V. Of course, my first experience of that play was a film — Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation. It also has an arc — culminating in the Battle of Agincourt — that fits filmic models for storyt...The Henry VI plays offer ...
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The Rediscovered Country: June 2014
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Fairy tales, bad TV, classroom ramblings, and contemporary speculative fiction . Wednesday, June 25, 2014. People of the Morning Star: Historical novel blends myth and intrigue. This review originally appeared here. At FantasyLiterature.com, where I gave the book 3 out of 5 stars.*. People of the Morning Star. By the archaeologist couple Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear, is pretty interesting once it gets going. The story of People of the Morning Star. You think it was that way [in Cahokia]?
