I thought it would be difficult playing a wicked barrister. I've seen so many that it is easier than I imagined. (Of course, I've seen nice ones in action, too). Great Day! Great Play!Wicked Barrister
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Play in a Day
- Play in a Day
- Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- The spotlight will shine as bright as the sun as you open your eyes on Neptune Theatre’s prestigious Fountain Hall in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The weak feeling you had in your legs a mere hour ago has given way to the exuberant feeling of pride and accomplishment with just a touch of adrenaline. If you squint just right, you can make out some of the 450 smiling, laughing, cheering faces that watched your sold-out show. As the dull roar of applause reaches your ears, you’ll only just begin to realize what you have achieved…
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- The Monday after Blues
- Well, when I signed up to be a part of all of this...
- A moochkin scorned?
- Wish you were here!
- Director's 'Whim'
- Director's Note
- CREW
- Wicked, Evil ... it fits!!
- I suffer for my art
- "Picasso's Crew"
- I need to know....!!!!!
- A Question from a Tech
- Paint everywhere
- Jeremy Webb: Slave-driver
- How can so few eat so much?
- 9.47am
- 9:00 a.m.
- Producer cracks whip
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Play in a Day: For more information...
Play in a Day is a new and innovative event hitting Halifax, Nova Scotia in September 2007. Forty participants will have 24 hours to learn an original script, design sets and produce costumes before stepping out on Neptune's main stage in front of 450 cheering fans. For more details, check out the registration package or call Gwen Atkinson at (902) 454-2198.
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