What is this about?

Follow me through the process I, an actor, went through for Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale: learning lines, preparing for rehearsal, pre- and post-show feelings, thoughts, and more!

Part 14

Wrapping things up, what did I not talk about before the show finished? Lots.

Part 13

How much time does it take to rehearse a show? Maybe Cthulhu knows…

Part 12

Mak1ng t3xt y0ur 0wn! Interpretation is the key.

Part 11

What happens when you return to the stage after 2 weeks of vacation?

Part 10

The most frequently asked question I hear about acting: How do you learn your lines?

Part 9

A “Question and Answer Session” with director Michael Early.

Part 8

Character names and show information.

Part 7

Rehearsing has it’s ups and downs.

Part 6

The Enjambment Strikes Back!

Part 5

Abbreviated words, a eureka moment, interruptions, and a special treat.

Part 4

The first rehearsal and a bonus about text work.

Part 3

Fear is a very powerful emotion.

Part 2

Taking the first step. What do I need? A script. A highlighter. And time.

Part 1

The introduction.

Production Info:

“The Winter’s Tale”
April 23rd & 24th at 7 pm
Tickets are Free

“Exeunt, pursued by a Bear”

A comedy, a romance, a “problem play.” What kind of play is it? …Don’t miss out on the answer, your answer.

Two performances only!