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ea
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Grexers on Stage, Fall 2001 Edition
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Nov 3 03:31 UTC 2001 |
Seeing none existing, I have decided to make this the Grexers On Stage
item. Post announcements about upcoming performances starring You the
Grexer!
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ea
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response 1 of 44:
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Nov 3 05:21 UTC 2001 |
I will be "appearing" on Syracuse University College Radio, WERW (1570am
in Syracuse or werw.syr.edu on the web), Tuesday evenings from 7-9 pm.
General selection is mostly Classic Rock, but I do take requests. I
have been known to play some songs by groups that I heard about due to
Grex (Arrogant Worms, Captain Tractor). If you want to send in
requests, I will gladly accept them, and try to play them.
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other
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response 2 of 44:
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Nov 3 09:55 UTC 2001 |
I will be appearing in a short play called 'Sightlines' on 12 January
2002 at Performance Network in Ann Arbor during the 12-hour theatrical
marathon fundraiser for Heartleande Theatre Company.
I will also be directing one or two other short pieces in the same event.
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glenda
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response 3 of 44:
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Nov 3 14:31 UTC 2001 |
Stact (sea, dewshine) is the floor manager for "Goodnight Desdemona, Good
Morning Juliet" put on by Community High, tonight is the last night. Since
there is a balcony scene and the school has no balcony so they have to fudge
it, Staci gets to come on stage with a couple of very short (one - three word)
lines while they set up a kludge involving a defective stage light, a ladder
and the actress coming out of character long enough to climb the ladder.
It was well done and very funny. Staci is having a ball as are the other kids
involved. She is being lightly pressured to audition for the next comedy.
She hasn't yet decided which side of the stage she prefers.
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aruba
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response 4 of 44:
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Nov 3 14:40 UTC 2001 |
That sounds cool.
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other
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response 5 of 44:
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Nov 3 18:56 UTC 2001 |
Hmm. I was just last night having a conversation in which I was drawing
some parallels between Juliet and Desdemona and the decisions they made
and the reasons why.
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krj
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response 6 of 44:
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Nov 4 02:34 UTC 2001 |
((( Agora 121 <---> Music 51 )))
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tsty
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response 7 of 44:
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Nov 4 14:44 UTC 2001 |
in real life i am playing the MostRotten desdemona _ever_!
but then um likes to let poison drip into its ear whilst sleeping.
((i know i mixed them ... identify both for 10 extra credit points))
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other
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response 8 of 44:
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Nov 4 18:49 UTC 2001 |
1. You have the wrong plumbing to play Desdemona in real life, though I
doubt not that you might love a Moor.
2. Even Hamlet's father did not *like* to have poison poured into his
ear, that was merely the means by which Claudius disposed of him.
Your point being...?
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lynne
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response 9 of 44:
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Nov 4 19:14 UTC 2001 |
Actually, I believe poison in the ear was used in other Shakespeare plays
than Hamlet...can't *quite* recall if Othello was one. I want to say it
was referred to in a peripheral sense, but it's been too long since I last
read it.
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mcnally
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response 10 of 44:
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Nov 5 00:20 UTC 2001 |
Now I'm wondering if tsty's response to the previous item (120)
was meant for this item (121) instead.. Perhaps:
> (120) #13/13: TS Taylor (tsty) Sun, Nov 4, 2001 (10:01)
> alwyas leave them wanting more ......
was meant to be:
> always leave them wanting Moor ......
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mliu
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response 11 of 44:
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Nov 5 12:02 UTC 2001 |
Im not much in to Hamlet and that sort of things. what else is spoken about
here?
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krj
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response 12 of 44:
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Nov 5 14:47 UTC 2001 |
That depends on which version of "here" you are looking at.
This item appears in both the Agora and Music conferences.
Try "browse" for a list of subject headers, and "read since 11/1"
to see what's been written in the last five days.
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tsty
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response 13 of 44:
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Nov 5 21:33 UTC 2001 |
re #10 ..... great! that's too good an observation to be wrong!
re #8 ... bzzzzt, you only identified one, and you let a non-issue
of plumbing get in your way .... the plays are the reference points
for today's, in real life, tragedies.
re #9 YEHHHHHHH!!!! you named both othello and hamlet, the two
i mixed, metaphorically speaking, to describe how i'm just
a player in't.
<wanna try for the third?>
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scott
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response 14 of 44:
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Nov 5 23:20 UTC 2001 |
Looks like I might be playing bass with a local cajun band at some kind of
dance next weekend at the Pittsfield Grange.
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glenda
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response 15 of 44:
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Nov 6 01:19 UTC 2001 |
Staci is floor manager for Community High's next play - "The Virtuous Burglar"
play dates in approximately a month (exact dates to come later). She's having
fun following in Daddy's footsteps.
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rcurl
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response 16 of 44:
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Nov 6 04:11 UTC 2001 |
Re #11: what is spoken about here is whatever YOU speak about here.
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katie
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response 17 of 44:
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Nov 6 04:19 UTC 2001 |
I will be dueting with Don White this weekend in Ann Arbor and in Pontiac.
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blaise
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response 18 of 44:
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Nov 6 15:22 UTC 2001 |
Re #13: Looks to me like you're a few months too late -- summer's over, and
it's now autumn. ;->
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katie
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response 19 of 44:
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Nov 10 21:13 UTC 2001 |
Tomorrow is Veterans Day, and two Detroit radio stations usually play my
rendition of a song called "Names On A Wall" on Veterans Day and Memorial
Day. The stations are WCSX 94.1FM and ALICE 106.7 FM, and if it is played
on WCSX it will be between 7 am and 1 pm (Over Easy program) and on ALICE
it would be between 8 am and noon (Alice's Restaurant). Heck, if you want
to request the song, WCSX's # is 313-298-WCSX and ALICE 's is 313-298-ALICE.
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kaluzny
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response 20 of 44:
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Nov 12 22:44 UTC 2001 |
Re #14: Yes, Scott has agreed to play bass for our Cajun/Zydeco dance on
Friday, November 16 at the Pittsfield Grange Hall (on Ann Arbor-Saline
Road, about 1/2 mile south of I-94). The band should start around 8:30pm,
right after the dance lessons. I play Cajun accordion in the band Maison
Bleue, and also have to find new musicians to play when other folks can't
make it to gigs! :-) I'm really thankful Scott has agreed to play for us.
I also have Cajun/Zydeco jam sessions at the Grange, usually on the 1st
and 3rd Saturdays of each month, from 2-5pm. I even give out CZ sheet
music and CDs (although I need to burn a new batch of CDs). Y'all come on
out and pass a good time!
Garry Kaluzny
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orinoco
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response 21 of 44:
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Nov 13 16:04 UTC 2001 |
I really do need to make it out to that thing sometime. I keep promising
myself I will...
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remmers
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response 22 of 44:
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Nov 13 17:55 UTC 2001 |
I'll be heading out to the West Coast Ragtime Festival in Sacramento,
CA this weekend and expect to be involved in a few jam sessions...
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other
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response 23 of 44:
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Nov 13 18:08 UTC 2001 |
Maison Bleue, what a great play on words. :)
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remmers
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response 24 of 44:
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Nov 14 21:26 UTC 2001 |
I've been invited to perform at the annual Christmas Ragtime Bash
at the Unitarian Church in Ann Arbor. It's on Sunday December 9
and starts at 7:30pm. Tickets at the door. Come early; it usually
sells out. Other performers include William Bolcom, Joan Morris,
Bob Seely, Terry Parrish, Kerry Price, and Mike Montgomery. I'll
give more details as I get them.
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