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About Me
- Don Hall
- What else do you need to know? I'm angry. I'm white. I'm a guy. I live in Chicago. Nosy fuckers...
•• Ongoing Stuff ••
The Woodshed
Saturday, November 7 - 12PM - 4PM
Theatre Momentum @ Cornelia Arts Center
1800 W. Cornelia
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WNEP Theater presents
The (edward) Hopper Project
@ the Storefront Theater
JAN 15 - FEB 21
Buy Tickets Now!
Saturday, November 7 - 12PM - 4PM
Theatre Momentum @ Cornelia Arts Center
1800 W. Cornelia
____________________
WNEP Theater presents
The (edward) Hopper Project
@ the Storefront Theater
JAN 15 - FEB 21
Buy Tickets Now!
Highly Recommended
Links of Note
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Stumble It!The (Subjective) History of an Off Loop Theater
- November, 1992 - Chicago
- January 1993: The Audition
- February 1993: Improv in a Bar
- March 1993: A Nonrevue of Unimprovisation
- June 1993: 40 Weeks of Sundays
- June 1994: Motherless Stage Whores and Old Time Radio
- September 1994: Armageddon Outta Here With You
- October 1994: More Armageddon and Scotland
- January 1995: Mindfucking and Fundraising
- April 1995: Packing for the Big Trip
- August 1995: The Ugly American
- November 1995: Show Pitches and Silent Theater
- February 1996: Booze and Sex
- September 1996: Bob Gets His Break
- June 1997: T.W.a.t.S.
- 1998: Breaking Up Really is Hard to Do
- October 1998: Grotesque Lovesongs
- 1999: Fat Whores, Apocalyptic Visions and The Mysteries of Harris Burdick
- 1999 Continued: The Power of Storytelling
- 1999 Continued: The End of the World as We Know It
Best of Angry White Guy
- Partisan Differences
- What Would Dickens Have to Say?
- Art as a Product: Monet at Spencer's Gifts
- A Poet Who Doesn't Know It
- The Best Things in Life...
- A Tale of Two Taxis
- The Paradox of Permanence
- Moderate Passion
- The De-Manning of Man
- Band Aids Don't Cure the Disease
- Is Perception Reality?
- The Real Secret
- Move With Purpose
- Forty-Three Years to the Day
- On Happiness
- A Conversation with Mary
- In the Economic Maelstrom, the Gypsy is King
- As to the Question of Artistic Content
- How a Paradigm Shifts
- The Cultural Bleed of the NEA
- The Aesthetics of Sadness
- Does Money DeValue the Art?
- Exploring the Money Assumptions in Theater
- Why Theater Matters (Or Doesn't)
- Push/Pull: The Bitter with the Sweet
- Caudal Autonomy in the Arts
- Encouragement is Only Part of the Journey
- All Theater is Political
- The Certainty of the Ignorant
- Manufacturing the Flock
- The Value of Theater
- Art is NOT a Job
- Do Not Scorn the Conspiracy Theorist
- Like Square Pegs in a Round Hole
- Pricing Ourselves Into Oblivion
- The Metaphor Train
- How Much is Enough?
- My Overbearing Power for Good
- The Illusion of Safety
- Why They Don't Come
- The Murder of Dreams
- To Day Job or Not to Day Job?
- The Revolution of the One
- Woodsheddin'
- Masterpieces in Sand
- One Bright Shining Moment
- Healthy Body, Healthy Mind?
- Don Hall: Mayor of the Third Grade
- I Smell Boiling Frogs
- We Are All Dying, Why Waste the Art?
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- The "Right" to Clean Air
- The Shit Hitting the Fan
- Chicago Artist's Resource Article: Marketing on a Budget
- Dazzle Camouflage
- Tie My Shoe!
- Why Every Theater Person Should Learn to Improvise
- A Day at the Zoo
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- How About Some Meat on That Sandwich?
- A PhD in 'Starving Artist'
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6 comments:
I love species-blind casting!
I'm at work and I work for Germans, ja...so LOL is not permitted.
Which means, I'm crying fighting it back.
Thank you, Fuzzy Gerdes.
Thank you and your magical shadow.
...a giant robot who can count out 5/6 time like nobody's business...
Excuse me? 5/6 time?
Is this some kind of new time signature?
Fuzzy, I challenge you to find a piece of music in 5/6 time. Hell, I'll except music in 3/6 time. Or 4/6 time.
Funny video. He really nails the summary of Metaluna....except for the 5/6 time.
Sharko, the closing number from the show, "We've All Learned a Valuable Lesson" is in 5/6 time. I'm surprised you don't remember that since you arranged it for the clavicle.
Im not sure what is the best part of this review. Oh, right. Its the catdog that appears to be on sedatives.
-j
Fuzzy, I'm sincerely disappointed that you spoiled the ending for the crowd. That was the last card we had up our sleeve! But at least they don't know about the Silverback gorilla ballet number. DAMMIT!
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