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Dublin has been fantastic to just wonder around and people watch. During the day, it’s filled with tourists and at night every one is hurrying to their favorite bar. There is so much to do here, but I find myself … Continue reading →

I see a lot of others have been doin’ poems as their responses lately; that’s pretty cool and I wish I had started this earlier so that I would’ve been able to write one up for my Dublin impressions. But, … Continue reading →

Dear playwrights, remember I suggested to Bryonna that she take a look at Brian Friel’s play, Faith Healer, as an example of a story structured around monologues. (And also a fine example of different versions of the same story.) Here’s … Continue reading →

As we walked along the North King Street back to our hotel, calls of protest stopped us. The protesters blocked a lane of traffic as they marched, and the police showed up quickly. We think the protest focused on a … Continue reading →

There is definitely something to entering the play a week before to being ms.henderson to spending time in the theater on the stage breathing and owning it all. to see the characters come to life to be shadows of the … Continue reading →

I was not expecting that performance of Shadow of a Gunman. When the play began, I was immediately struck by the main actor’s range of facial expressions and emotions. His face erupted in smiles and frowns quicker than I would’ve … Continue reading →

Hey All — This is a serious draft. More to structure and polish come later. dublin, 7/11/15 the small cracks are empty the ceilings are not blankets of survival. we do not exist the same as in the country side. … Continue reading →

I would definitely say that The production of The Shadow of a Gunman exceeded my expectations. After reading the play a few times and taking the workshop earlier that morning I was able to really appreciate the play. The cast … Continue reading →

Shadow of a Gunman was an interesting play but i was shock to see how much movement the actors did during the play. When I read the play it seemed like Donald did not move much from his chair, but … Continue reading →

Dublin is its own world within Ireland. Though it is full of Irish history, it is also of people from all over the world, and that seems to have shaped its culture. So many things here remind me of any … Continue reading →