I hope you find something beneficial here
It might be good to go back and visit my friends – some of whom have become family – and see how they are doing.
Part of an actor's work is finding scripts and today I received one.
It uses the gimmick of body-swap – once popularised in the movie, “Face Off”, featuring Nicholas Cage (1997) – but after reading it, I fear that I will be ashamed of the final work.
The lines are unnatural,
Over a time-period of approximately ten months – from 18th September 2023 A.D., to 14th July, 2024 A.D – I experienced an encounter with people from my past. I think of it as a milestone in my journey thus far.
I list those people in no particular order:
I made some new friends in this period too.
I can't write poems I can't take a photograph Creative self-doubt
Simple game. Few rules. Fun and laughter in childhood Give me back those days
Two young men walked into a bar. J had clothed himself in his usual way: a T-shirt and a pair of shorts, hat-less. Whereas Y had chosen a floral-print button-up shirt, a pair of skinny jeans, and a baseball cap.
They sat next to each other at the bar counter, saying nothing to each other.
J's dessert punctuated the silence. Its arrival elicited a puzzled look from J.
Brick-and-mortar book-shops have been closing down, one after another.
I'm trying to contribute where I can, in as appropriate a manner as possible, with what little strength that remains in these frail arms.
I attended a screening of a documentary, at a nearby cinema.
It was about how humans manage – or fail to manage – industrial waste, and consumer waste. There were a lot of statistics in the documentary.
It ended on an carefully curated optimistic note:
In other words, what do I want to work on, moving forward?
Darren suggested future directions.
HCAC: private acting school with various short courses of styles and methods.
Nine Years Theatre: Actor Training