Monthly Archives: August 2013

I was finishing up at an audition this afternoon, when a fellow actor came tearing in, looking completely exhausted.  Someone asked him how he was doing, and he simply replied, “I’m living the dream, man.  I’m living the dream.”.  It … Continue reading →

The AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY Reading went off beautifully last night.  We had a great group of actors, and I’m a little sad that the readings will have to be on hiatus while I’m gone.  Not too sad, though.  I’m sure … Continue reading →

I’ve never actually met Paul Jennings (he’s another one of the Fellows), but we’ve connected with each other online through mutual friends.  He’s very interesting, and is also quite a good spy.  He’s been doing research about some of the … Continue reading →

One of our assignments is to have “A piece of text from your culture and in your own language. This could be a poem, extract from a novel, a current play or anything that is personal to you”.  As an … Continue reading →

The amount of prep work for the Fellowship has been vast and largely self-imposed.  There are, of course, a number of straightforward tasks that have mostly been completed.  Thanks to my large circle of internationally based actor friends, I have … Continue reading →

In February of this year, fueled by enthusiasm and caffeine, I applied to be an International Acting Fellow at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London.  I wrote several papers, lots of emails and auditioned via Skype before I found out I … Continue reading →