Tag Archive | Government shutdown
It’s Time to Listen
One of the most revelatory parts of my first year as a student at Boston University was voice work. For several hours a week, I was trained in Linklater voice training. This voice technique trains an actor to let go of their inhibitions and say what the truly want to say, on his or her […]
Theatre of the People who are Fucking Angry
In between my five hours of Shakespeare class on Wednesday, I sat at a local market eating my usual sandwich with a friend, Sarah. Close by, a wall-mounted television showed a news anchor cataloging research about current and future effects of the government shutdown. Sarah and I listened for a bit, eating our lunches in […]
Drama Lit Blog 2.0: BU School of Theatre 