The famous R and J ladders :)
An occasional assemblage of comments related to comics, the web, language, theatre, games, media, and other lowbrow rubbish.
Thursday, November 28, 2002
Check out these photos of my SUDS production of Romeo & Juliet, taken by Keith Hunt. They may be used in future Sussex Uni prospectuses!
Thursday, October 31, 2002
Time for an aside from all this R n J rubbish. To blather pointlessly at one o'clock in the bloody morning about very little.
It's half term, though you wouldn't know it, 'cos it's not half-term at university, only at college, and it's cetainly not half-term for the play. I've got 60 essays to mark this week and I haven't had a moment to look at 'em. Bugger.
Basically life is full. Got a great job. Studying European Theatre. Directing. Got a girlfriend (when I can see her). Bit tired, but good-tired, like after a hard day of rewarding work, rather than bad-tired when the days are a long, painful drag.
Got a Playstation 2 on impulse the other day. Hurrah! Don't have much time to play it, of course. But I'm well-enough paid that I feel I can get away with an absurd impulse buy like that (not too often though). This is what life is supposed to be like!
Let us celebrate being busy! Being creative! Filling your time up with shit-to-do! Not being bored! Being tired out! Not monging about in front of the telly! Let's hear it for student bars! Bacon sandwiches! Sunday afternoon rehearsals! Lazing around in bed with a friend counting down the time when it's stormy outside!
Let's hear it for splashing out! Being hung over! Working through your holiday! Planning the next thing even when you're knackered and stressed doing the current one! You bloody asked for it! So don't grizzle next time you're 'bored'!
Hurrah for lumping far too much on your plate! Finish it all up now. Or you won't get your pudding.
:)
It's half term, though you wouldn't know it, 'cos it's not half-term at university, only at college, and it's cetainly not half-term for the play. I've got 60 essays to mark this week and I haven't had a moment to look at 'em. Bugger.
Basically life is full. Got a great job. Studying European Theatre. Directing. Got a girlfriend (when I can see her). Bit tired, but good-tired, like after a hard day of rewarding work, rather than bad-tired when the days are a long, painful drag.
Got a Playstation 2 on impulse the other day. Hurrah! Don't have much time to play it, of course. But I'm well-enough paid that I feel I can get away with an absurd impulse buy like that (not too often though). This is what life is supposed to be like!
Let us celebrate being busy! Being creative! Filling your time up with shit-to-do! Not being bored! Being tired out! Not monging about in front of the telly! Let's hear it for student bars! Bacon sandwiches! Sunday afternoon rehearsals! Lazing around in bed with a friend counting down the time when it's stormy outside!
Let's hear it for splashing out! Being hung over! Working through your holiday! Planning the next thing even when you're knackered and stressed doing the current one! You bloody asked for it! So don't grizzle next time you're 'bored'!
Hurrah for lumping far too much on your plate! Finish it all up now. Or you won't get your pudding.
:)
Wednesday, October 30, 2002
Been working on the poster for Romeo and Juliet. See the R n J pages for a larger version. Only three weeks to go now... oooo scary!
Tuesday, October 22, 2002
Been jazzing up the Romeo and Juliet pages, now with this 'about the show' section and functional archives. :)
Monday, October 21, 2002
As a reminder of how great physical theatre is done, I managed to catch Frantic Assembly performing 'Peepshow' at the Gardner Arts Centre, where R and J is to appear. They're touring the UK at the moment, so if this show passes you, check it out. Contemporary, cool, accessible.
Thursday, October 10, 2002
For any random readers interested in Romeo and Juliet, you can download the edited script and a 'manifesto' for the play from the RnJ webpage. :)
