T@F Auditions!

I'm planning on going tomorrow night -- hope I'll see some of you there!

Theatre@First Auditions
Arms and the Man
Theatre@First is holding open auditions for our Spring Show being performed the weekends of March 22 & 29.

- No appointment necessary.
- Cold readings from the scripts (no monologues required).
- Please come prepared to stay until the end if necessary.
- Callbacks Thursday, Jan. 11 if needed.

One of Shaw's most entertaining comedies, it lets us look and laugh at war, love, and social class. Roles for both genders, ages 20-60's.

Please see our web site for detailed info, including copies of the sides for cold readings.

Questions?
Contact auditions(at)theatreatfirst(dot)org

T@F Auditions!

I'm planning on going tomorrow night -- hope I'll see some of you there!

Theatre@First Auditions
Arms and the Man
Theatre@First is holding open auditions for our Spring Show being performed the weekends of March 22 & 29.

- No appointment necessary.
- Cold readings from the scripts (no monologues required).
- Please come prepared to stay until the end if necessary.
- Callbacks Thursday, Jan. 11 if needed.

One of Shaw's most entertaining comedies, it lets us look and laugh at war, love, and social class. Roles for both genders, ages 20-60's.

Please see our web site for detailed info, including copies of the sides for cold readings.

Questions?
Contact auditions(at)theatreatfirst(dot)org

Arisia performance

I'll be performing in a live radio drama, penned by derspatchel (so you know it'll be good!), at Arisia on Sunday. 1pm in Presidential Ballroom D.

Bits for those who aren't already registered:
The convention is being held at the Cambridge Hyatt. If you're not going for the whole con, the day rate for Sunday is $25. That will let you in to any programming, the dealer's room, the art show, etc. There's a membership cap, and they're getting pretty close to it now, but they expect that some people will be leaving before Sunday so they'll be able to let in some day-registrants. (And if you are planning to come for the whole con, you should really register now! In fact, if you're only planning to come for Saturday, your best bet is still to register for the whole con now.)

Arisia performance

I'll be performing in a live radio drama, penned by derspatchel (so you know it'll be good!), at Arisia on Sunday. 1pm in Presidential Ballroom D.

Bits for those who aren't already registered:
The convention is being held at the Cambridge Hyatt. If you're not going for the whole con, the day rate for Sunday is $25. That will let you in to any programming, the dealer's room, the art show, etc. There's a membership cap, and they're getting pretty close to it now, but they expect that some people will be leaving before Sunday so they'll be able to let in some day-registrants. (And if you are planning to come for the whole con, you should really register now! In fact, if you're only planning to come for Saturday, your best bet is still to register for the whole con now.)

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday dear lillibet! I wish you a wonderful year, with your new baby and your family of both birth and choice. You deserve all the best, and I'm glad you're finally getting it.

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday dear lillibet! I wish you a wonderful year, with your new baby and your family of both birth and choice. You deserve all the best, and I'm glad you're finally getting it.

Books

Elephant Tramp — George Lewis, as told to Byron Fish
The autobiography of a man who worked with elephants, mainly in circuses and zoos. I love circuses and the elephants are one of my favorite parts, so I enjoyed this.

Anybody Out There? — Marian Keyes

Comfort Me With Apples — Ruth Reichl

California Demon — Julie Kenner
This series is basically a Buffy rip-off; the main character is a demon-slayer who quit slaying, got married, had kids, and then got called back into active duty, but her family knows nothing about her secret life. The first one, Carpe Demon, was pretty good, but I didn't think this one was as good, and there's pretty clearly going to be another.

Books

Elephant Tramp — George Lewis, as told to Byron Fish
The autobiography of a man who worked with elephants, mainly in circuses and zoos. I love circuses and the elephants are one of my favorite parts, so I enjoyed this.

Anybody Out There? — Marian Keyes

Comfort Me With Apples — Ruth Reichl

California Demon — Julie Kenner
This series is basically a Buffy rip-off; the main character is a demon-slayer who quit slaying, got married, had kids, and then got called back into active duty, but her family knows nothing about her secret life. The first one, Carpe Demon, was pretty good, but I didn't think this one was as good, and there's pretty clearly going to be another.