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Fellow late-teens and early-twenty-somethings, consider this your invitation to play the music and light the lights. It’s time to meet The Muppets, on your couch tomorrow night.
Before Valentine s Month comes to a close, I wanted to rank my top ten Musical Love stories. Well, some of my favorite love stories. This is a pretty wide category so I had to be pretty selective, and I m definitely forgetting a few just because of how general this style is. I m very prepared for you to disagree on a few - but let me know what you think!
HAIRSPRAY What would we do Without Love ? Hairspray s entire trope is based around unlikely lovers , and as cheesy as it is we re here for it. Not my favorite, but I m also not one for the pop musical. That said, I could watch the 2007 movie remake again and again (Hi Zac!).
As a playwright I constantly find myself searching for theatre companies that may possibly be interested in producing one of my shows or working together to develop something completely new. In May 2020 I happened to fall upon a company called Et Alia Theater. I had never heard of them, but one look on their website and I saw that my ignorance of their existence was a huge mistake. I quickly filled out the contact form on the site in order to possibly form a collaborative relationship and, to my luck and surprise, they responded, and we have been working together on an original project for almost a year now. But that is not the story I want to tell today. Today I would like to tell the story of the company itself; I would like to tell the story of how a group of women from different countries and cultures came together for the sake of art, for the sake of paving their own way in this world in order to do what they love. This is the story of Et Alia Theater.
activities. what is going to be connectd with their goals and their interests. you go0ahead and send the applications out, out comes the acceptance and you narrow down the schools you re truly interested in. it is time to split hairs. narrow down your schools. even go to social media, you can go research. find out what kind of food plan they re on, what kind of cafeteria set up they go through and how much it will cost. we tell students become an expert in your school. this is where you re going to be living for the next four years. you can follow them on their social media. read their student blogs, read their student newspapers, find out what sort of events are going on. schools. when you get there, plan out your itenerary. schedule an information session. sit in on a class. mingle at the student center. that s where you do a little reporting; right? right. students right now are visiting schools like you re doing because they re trying to figure out where they want to go. t