Oleanna

Oleanna	Walnut Street Theater	Oleanna #MeToo movement
Charllote's Web Arden Theatre	Anaya Strutz as Charlotte	Arden's Children Theatre
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory	Charlie Bucket	Charlie's Grandfather and aunts
Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory	Broadway: Finding Neverland opening scene: pirates, Hook, and peter pan	Broadway: Finding Neverland J.M Barrie playing with Llewellyn Davies sons
Broadway: Finding Neverland In London J.M Barrie writes the story of Peter Pan	Broadway: Finding Neverland "Welcome to London"	Broadway: Finding never land romance between J.M Barrie and Miss Llewellyn Davies
Broadway: Finding Neverland Imagination	Broadway: Finding Neverland Theater needs to sell tickets! Charles Frohman needs a new Hit Musical!	Broadway: Finding Neverland dinner party
Broadway: Finding Neverland Sylvia Llewelyn Davies	Broadway: Finding Neverland "When Your Feet Don't Touch the Floor"	Broadway: Finding Neverland Hook
Broadway: Finding Neverland Sureal Nightmare- Time	Broadway: Finding Neverland flying	HOME by Geoff Sobelle The play starts with stage hands moving a light, and then we find out that it is Geoff Sobelle
Building the set on stage In real time we watch a house being built, framed, and lived in.	stapling plastic to the frame This was an experience that sticks with you after you leave the theater. The stage changes dramatically from the dark bare stage with only a bed and a door to a whole two story house.	Music by Elvis Perkins The musical becomes a dance as the construction workers and newly weds and other family members enter their newly built home.
magic tricks The play begins with magic tricks that has people appear and disappear. The couple are having trouble sleeping together, but life goes on and the magical acts allude to the more depressing facts of life.	Construction workers The rooms slowly build with the kitchen, bedrooms, dining, and bathroom.	Stairs and constant flow of people The stairs create this movement that is liek an escalator. The repetition of people marching up and down carrying on with the dancing moving in theme of a new home.
Marital problems Geoff Sobelle's Home shows drama and laughter that is pantomimed.	The bathroom was the best part the bathroom was full of naked bodies. They magically appeared from behind the shower curtain.	busy people The day begins and the sun rises, the grandmother has her coffee, and the onslaught of activities calls for different wardrobes. The pace picks up and the carthartic episode is funny and a mimetic reality that is over whelming.
Notes: human extinction #5 The theater is dark and a spot light scans the theater for any forms of life.	overture rotating spot light A Period Of Inanimate Existence	The orchestra The sun and tentacles of an extra terrestrial being
A period of Inanimate Existence People cross the stage as a a cellist sings a hopeful chorus begins to take over until doom rains in.	wrestlers	pedestrians
children	gymnastics	Miss Julia by Strindberg
Strindberg Rich People Need It, Poor People Have It, and If You Eat It You Die	Bainbridge green This is a island that for a short while becomes a fantastic mirror reflecting light and sharp sounds of another world. The parking signs, parking meters, and the sound of people walking by does not take away from the mystery of story telling.	Love The class struggle between Miss Julia and Jean her servant have a relationship, and the force Rebecca O'Hanlon-Rodriguez is comparably harsh to her exotic mother played Kelly McAnally.
Jean played by Michael Pliskin	Miss Julia demands Jeans love Jean answers that he must give her his service but not his love.	Their bodies exhausted laid out The dirt is a symbol of the class discrepancy, and how people should be treated is mistaken for personal possessions.
Nailed to a cross sex position 101 I imagine the guys that want to be dominated. I can see the guilt in Burns face, and a pleasurable fantasy somewhere in between fiction and memoir.	Corrina Burns presents Bind In a three course theater meal at the Drake alongside Broderick Jones and Bob Stineman. First, The Turn of the Screw with little vision into the dark novella by Henry James. The second act is ridiculous cartoon that breaks the tension. And Lastly, Corrina Burns comes out after performing as the prude governess in the Turn of the Screw, and tells a hellish story of the sex industry in Quacker Old City Philadelphia.	Bind The waving hands in this performance distract us from the pornographic ideas, or maybe they give us the most aspects of the fleshy situations.
Ubu and Faust Fringe Festival 2017	Puppet show by Broderick Jones British side entertainment is hilariously difficult to stand. It is obscene and before the puppet show begins the puppeteer explains how he has been drinking whiskey all night to prepare.	A menacing grin The puppets are for the most part focusing our attention on the fact that this is about something real.
Faust makes a pact with the Devil The police are involved and the flying man bursts into flames and ends with the audience's own sound effect (spontaneous combustion)	Ubu and Faust combined The style of Ubu and the ill fated Faust is a combination that is artistic genius. The drawings for this show were extremely easy considering the rich material I was working with.	The Turn of The Screw Adaptation of Henry James novel
Turn of the Screw The set is covered in shadow, and highlights the maneuver of the two person play around a stair and bannister platform.	The governess and sexual innuendo The man and woman in this victorian tale revolving around children and a mother figure is a complex psychological thriller.	The butler The hawks position above the stage, and the quick turn of a slight expression shaded with disgust becomes alarmingly awkward. I was paying close attention to this person with multiple personalities, and the adaptation of the novel shares a glimpse into Henry James characterization.
Woodland Cemetery Curio Theatre	Peaseblossom the neglected fairy Adapted from Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare	We gather around Evans Obelisk The fat fisherman like rubberneck Peaseblossom, played by Brian McCann, comes from behind the audience.
Peaseblossom fairy Electric pink hair, dreams and witnesses the love potion on Bottom and Helena.	Audience participation Oberon is played by an audience member and Titania speak of love and marriage, which Peaseblossom makes a puking motion toward.	Peaseblossom comedy Love is sickening, and this obtrusive fairy makes a light hearted play within a play for Oberon and Titania's wedding.
The expressions Darkness, and excitement showed how much character work can demand from a person.	Peaseblossom is a children's story story telling using musical talents by Paul Kuhn, playing the saxophone, guitar, and keyboard. The sound of certain theme songs drastically changed the mood.	Marx in Soho Iron Age Theatre
Marx played by Bob Weick He comes into this basement lit with a strong fluorescent bulb. Marx in Soho tells the story of a carefully articulated political view. It is interesting to compare Marx to his contemporaries.	Drunker darker emotional Marx His wife encourages Marx to write. His daughter fights him on his views. The drunker he gets the brighter the light on the working class becomes.	Marx in Soho is a reenactment Reenacting the socialist views against the establishment.
Marx, Bakunin, and Peepers The portrait of social awareness is a beautiful array of characters. Marx for one seems to be a writer more than an activist like his other contemporaries. When he says, "Marx is not a Marxist," I think this is what Weick means.	Chris Davis and Mary Tuomamen	The Alchemists
Best friends love affair Long distance closeness. Through messages over time two people stay connected.	Story telling imaginative acting The talent of a great actor is the ability to take a coupe like a car ride or traveling and make it interesting and unique to that experience.	Miming Davis goes to Mexico and Tuomamen goes to London.
The Alchemists A friendship turns to gold.	Mary Tuomamen This lasting image of a fleeting moment in the middle of One Shot Coffee House is like a movie giving you closure.	Notes: The Alchemists Fringe Festival 2017
A bird devours a worm The imagery depicted by acting challenges the viewer to recreate a clear idea of what is going on.	ITS SNOWING! This natural phenomenon happens every year in the northeast US. Some how it always seems to shock people.	Trading places Tuomamen and Davis circle the living room environment at One Shot Coffee. The shelves are lined with books and trinkets that tell the story of life.
A good friend has your back The dance that takes place is physical theater. Experiencing the bear of life can put us in unusual positions.	Die Cast Pericles by William Shakespeare	Pericles fate The cast dances in an ensemble of zombies. Sex and power is demonstrating a netherworld.
Die Cast production of Pericles Hannah Van Sciver lays across the judges' bench	Pericles Fringe Festival 2017 Pericles reads a scroll the rest of the cast mimics a person out of breath, and an ecstasy.	Philadelphia Artist Collective Iphigenia at Taurus
Argamemnon Nathan Foley	Clytemnestra Tai Verley	Achilles and Iphigenia Women that cause men to go to war in Greek mythology hints at epic anxiety. PAC questions our mode of thought. Iphigenia played by Becca Khalil and Achilles played by Gregory Isaac
Clytemnestra screams	LifeLines Dark story about women over coming relationships and hard times.	Tangle Movement arts dancing in the air suspended on bars, hoops, and silk.
LifeLines Narrative dance on ground and in the air did not make a difference. The artists showed an imaginative character of place.	LifeLines Meredith Rosenthal	LifeLines Music and dance beautiful orchestration, composition, and gesture.
Annie Wilson this kind of artist's performance makes me want to "get up"	Annie Wilson the ironic moment when an Ice skating accident is made into a hysterical public event.	At Home With the Humorless Bastard Bath tub
At Home with the Humorless Bastard Experimental dance, story telling, and contemporary art performance	Annie Wilson plain and simple, truthfuly, nudity shows the naked truth.	Annie Wilson lounging in a tub of sparkly water.
Annie Wilson's fairytale story At the heart of every dance is an emotional response	Annie Wilson "Is this a social experiment or a dance performance"	At Home with the Humorless Bastard The spiritual and ritual of dance is a colorful reverberation.
At Home with the Humorless Bastard By Annie Wilson	At Home with the Humorless Bastard by Annie Wilson	Mother Courage "Fuck off Bitch" Brecht's Marxist theory involves the audience questioning the authors of politics, Marxism, and Communism. He was politically active and encouraged art for improving the worlds views.
Mother Courage and her Children Janis Dardaris	Mother Courage A big black "x" means death	Mother Courage The cook and Mother Courage, Daniel Miller as one Mother Courage's sons, Eilif, joins the army
Mother Courage Daniel Miller	Mother Courage Daniel Miller and Janis Dardaris	Mother Courage Yvette: Satire on sex, alcohol, and war
Mother Courage Forrest McClendon as the Cook	Mother Courage Swiss Cheese is dead "11 bullets"	Mother Courage Death scene
Mother Courage Gregory Isaac and Janis Dardaris	Mother Courage "SELL, SELL, SELL"	Mother Courage Mother Courage and Kattrin pull the caravan
Mother Courage Sexy time with the cook and Mother Courage	Mother Courage Yvette, the Cook, and Eifl	Mother Courage Forrest McClendon gives a show all of his own - that is epic theatre
Mother Couage closing scene- Kattrin pounding on a drum, she is shot down, and the peasants pray that she will stop	Giargiari Competition 2016 Anthony Whitson-Martini, Mathew White, and Meryl Dominguez	Piotr Buszewski and Alejandra Gomez Every performance was different, and it was an exciting chance for me to see a variety of opera singers.
JoAna Rusche they walked onto the stage with style.	Daniel Noyola The drama of the piece was like a fire in the performers stomach.	Nathan Milholin, Timothy Renner... and Mackenzie Gotcher ended the first half and I was fascinated by the many characters that got up on stage.
Alexandra Nowakowski It was a mesh of gestures and postures that spoke elegance to me.	Daniel Noyola, Jonas Hacker and Alasdair Kent	Jorge Espino It was amazing how personal their time with us was.
Jared Bybee and Karen Barraza All I could remember was Figaro, Figaro, Figaro! The drama in Karen Barraza's performance left me wanting more.	Hannah Ludwig My favorite dress, but also an intensity that demanded the stage.	Anthony Schneider The closing act was bigger and more powerful than the rest. This bass singer seemed larger than life.
Donte's Inferno Traveling across the Styx	Tale of Two Cities: Blood for Blood Chung Ying Theater Company, Red Shift Productions and Seabright Productions	Donte's Inferno projection on ceiling(closing act)
Donte's Inferno Franchesca	Donte's Inferno Opening act Virgil leading Donte into the Underworld	Measure_For_Measure Escalus- Lurii Rumiantcev
Measure_For_Measure Opening act	Measure_For_Measure praying	Measure_For_Measure rape scene
Measure_For_Measure	Jane Eyre An Autobiography	Jane Eyre An Autobiography
Diary of a Madman Nikolai Gogol	Diary of a Madman Nikolai Gogol	Iphigenia in Tauris classical tragedy
Iphigenia in Tauris classical tragedy	Iphigenia in Tauris classical tragedy	Empire Builders absurdist
Empire Builders absurdist	Empire Builders absurdist	Latin Bridge Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his Wife Sophie assasination
I'M Doing This For You She cant accept her relationship is over	I'm Doing This For You "I will fit into that shape." -Haley Mcgee	I'm Doing This For You "I will fit into that shape" -Haley Mcgee
Grumbles Sex Clown Saves the World Before the music starts	Grumbles Sex Clown Saves the World	Grumbles Sex Clown Saves the World7 Opening act
Grumbles Sex Clown Saves the World Closing act (lip singing)	Grumbles Sex Clown Saves the World Fire cracker in her ass	Infinity Pool Modern interpretation of Madame Bovary
Infinity Pool Modern interpretation of Madame Bovary 2	The Glass Menagerie	The Glass Menagerie Beautiful women are decieving
The Glass Menagerie "No body goes to the movies every night"	The Glass Menagerie opening scene (after Laura comes out of the couch... lol)	The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams is especially diffucult to draw because of how dark his plays are set.
The Glass Menagerie Laura has a little deformity; she is not crippled	The Glass Menagerie Tom and Laura	Bacchus by Euripides
Bacchus by Euripedes II	Happy days by Samuel Beckett	Happy Days by Samuel Beckett II
plough_and_stars	plough_and_stars II	plough_and_stars III
plough_and_stars IIII	Achilles I	Achilles II
Achilles III	pafa	Antigone I
Antigone II	Othelo_bed	Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet	Love_Labor_Lost	love_labor_lost(sketch)
Henry_IV	Shakespeare_in_the_Park	mid_summer_nights_dream
King_Lear	Wizard of Oz	Shakespeare_Cymbaline
existentialist play	Rosa danst Rosa 1	The Italian Girl in Algeirs
Dirty_Harry Movie illustration	Rosas danst Rosas 2	Irish Riverdance illustration

Oleanna

Walnut Street Theater

Oleanna #MeToo movement

Charllote's Web Arden Theatre

Anaya Strutz as Charlotte

Arden's Children Theatre

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Charlie Bucket

Charlie's Grandfather and aunts

Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Broadway: Finding Neverland

opening scene: pirates, Hook, and peter pan

Broadway: Finding Neverland

J.M Barrie playing with Llewellyn Davies sons

Broadway: Finding Neverland

In London J.M Barrie writes the story of Peter Pan

Broadway: Finding Neverland

"Welcome to London"

Broadway: Finding never land

romance between J.M Barrie and Miss Llewellyn Davies

Broadway: Finding Neverland

Imagination

Broadway: Finding Neverland

Theater needs to sell tickets! Charles Frohman needs a new Hit Musical!

Broadway: Finding Neverland

dinner party

Broadway: Finding Neverland

Sylvia Llewelyn Davies

Broadway: Finding Neverland

"When Your Feet Don't Touch the Floor"

Broadway: Finding Neverland

Hook

Broadway: Finding Neverland

Sureal Nightmare- Time

Broadway: Finding Neverland

flying

HOME by Geoff Sobelle

The play starts with stage hands moving a light, and then we find out that it is Geoff Sobelle

Building the set on stage

In real time we watch a house being built, framed, and lived in.

stapling plastic to the frame

This was an experience that sticks with you after you leave the theater. The stage changes dramatically from the dark bare stage with only a bed and a door to a whole two story house.

Music by Elvis Perkins

The musical becomes a dance as the construction workers and newly weds and other family members enter their newly built home.

magic tricks

The play begins with magic tricks that has people appear and disappear. The couple are having trouble sleeping together, but life goes on and the magical acts allude to the more depressing facts of life.

Construction workers

The rooms slowly build with the kitchen, bedrooms, dining, and bathroom.

Stairs and constant flow of people

The stairs create this movement that is liek an escalator. The repetition of people marching up and down carrying on with the dancing moving in theme of a new home.

Marital problems

Geoff Sobelle's Home shows drama and laughter that is pantomimed.

The bathroom was the best part

the bathroom was full of naked bodies. They magically appeared from behind the shower curtain.

busy people

The day begins and the sun rises, the grandmother has her coffee, and the onslaught of activities calls for different wardrobes. The pace picks up and the carthartic episode is funny and a mimetic reality that is over whelming.

Notes: human extinction #5

The theater is dark and a spot light scans the theater for any forms of life.

overture rotating spot light

A Period Of Inanimate Existence

The orchestra

The sun and tentacles of an extra terrestrial being

A period of Inanimate Existence

People cross the stage as a a cellist sings a hopeful chorus begins to take over until doom rains in.

wrestlers

pedestrians

children

gymnastics

Miss Julia by Strindberg

Strindberg

Rich People Need It, Poor People Have It, and If You Eat It You Die

Bainbridge green

This is a island that for a short while becomes a fantastic mirror reflecting light and sharp sounds of another world. The parking signs, parking meters, and the sound of people walking by does not take away from the mystery of story telling.

Love

The class struggle between Miss Julia and Jean her servant have a relationship, and the force Rebecca O'Hanlon-Rodriguez is comparably harsh to her exotic mother played Kelly McAnally.

Jean played by Michael Pliskin

Miss Julia demands Jeans love

Jean answers that he must give her his service but not his love.

Their bodies exhausted laid out

The dirt is a symbol of the class discrepancy, and how people should be treated is mistaken for personal possessions.