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The rehearsal process has been a healthy experience for me as the writer. Being able to hear the words said aloud with inflections and voices different from my own, allows me to gain a more objective perspective, other than when … Continue reading →

As a playwright, seeing the rehearsing process was nice. I got to see how some parts of my work needed touch-up, because it did not sound right spoken but was perfectly fine when read. Then I also noticed the opposite … Continue reading →

From what I have observed of the playwrights, rehearsing really helps the writing process for them because they can see their words acted out and that points out flaws and things that need to be added. So rehearsing is very … Continue reading →

It’s pretty weird to return to doing rehearsals; the last time I had to do them was for when I was in my elementary school’s production of Annie (I was in 1st grade). It was a pretty shite production, not … Continue reading →

Acting? I’m fine with acting. Reading something aloud? Gladly. Reading my own writing? No, that act would bring calamity. I’m far too humble to read aloud my work when it’s unprepared for such a thing. As I read my work … Continue reading →

I picked up the Belfast Telegraph from June of this year and found a theme that I’ve been working with through my time here in Ireland. I’ve seen a few articles that are have touched on issues like racial identity … Continue reading →

The rehearsal process for me has been both challenging and eye opening. It is extremely hard for me to get up in front of people and recite my work, I am a fairly new writer and I have not yet … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time since I’ve been a part of any rehearsal process. I have vague memories of my memorization and performance process from performing poetry on stage. As a matter of fact, I have had very limited practice … Continue reading →

As both writer and participant, I’ve gotten a better idea of how to convey emotion, both in writing and in performance. While writing Under Stone‘s two monologues, I actually had little to no idea of how I wanted/expected them to be … Continue reading →