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Topic: Comedies I got, how's about a Drama!( Topic Closed) | |
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Marlo
Walk-On Joined: 10/07/07 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 0 |
Posted: 10/07/07 at 9:40pm |
I just saw "Three Days of Rain" at North Dakota State University. Two men, one woman. First act set in modern day, second act set in early 1960s. A beautiful script, apparently destroyed by Julia Roberts in 1997, unfortunately. I really loved this show. It takes place in a NY apartment that is run down in 2000 and nice 4 decades earlier, so it was a fun transition.
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tristanrobin
Celebrity Joined: 4/25/05 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 704 |
Posted: 10/07/07 at 10:14pm |
"Three Days of Rain" is a wonderful play. I've seen it twice - once here at Yale, and the Broadway production with Julia Roberts (which I thought was quite good and didnt think Julia Roberts was bad at all!).
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VPA1
Star Joined: 10/20/06 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 54 |
Posted: 10/08/07 at 1:43am |
Ohhh, Agnes of God.... nice story, good idea Tristan. So, thoughts on this one from folks? Admonitions, advice, history, how did it play for you?
Frankly, it got my attention because like most of you, I suspect, our female to male ratio is about 5 to 1, so when I can find a play that features women, it gets my attention quickly! thanks! Larry |
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tristanrobin
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Posted: 10/08/07 at 8:04am |
for the girls : Steel Magnolias, Ladies of the Alamo, Lettuce and Lovage, Crimes of the Heart (mostly women), Taken in Marriage, Top Girls, Stage Door (mostly women), The Women (d'uh ) ...
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MartyW
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Posted: 10/08/07 at 11:51am |
Gee, hope that made it nice and simple for you... Just as many great drama titles as there are comedic... Trick is finding the one thats right for you.
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Marty W
"Till next we trod the boards.." |
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VPA1
Star Joined: 10/20/06 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 54 |
Posted: 10/21/07 at 2:28pm |
Hey Marty,
Yes, it did make it easy for me and that's what I was searching for. Without a wealth of background knowledge and long experience in theater (just the RESPONSIBILITY of developing a successful season) I need all the help and advice I can get. Larry |
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lmar12
Player Joined: 8/22/07 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 25 |
Posted: 10/23/07 at 1:32pm |
The Cemetery Club--excellent--very dramatic with comic movements, but a tour-de-force for a good group of actresses. |
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tristanrobin
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Posted: 10/24/07 at 7:11am |
what kind of comic movements do they use?
sorry - couldn't resist |
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stockhamlj
Walk-On Joined: 8/25/07 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 0 |
Posted: 10/24/07 at 7:15pm |
CAMINO REAL by Tennessee Williams.
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Linda Stockham
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avcastner
Star Joined: 12/21/06 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 85 |
Posted: 10/24/07 at 11:20pm |
Anne of Green Gables by Sylvia Ashby (Baker Plays) is great. Can be done by youth or adults. Very dramatic scenes.
The Mousetrap is a great who-dun-it drama. (SF--by Agatha Christie)
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