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Building Bridges: Character Research and Acting Internship in Vampyr: The blood is the Life
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College, 1994)My initial challenge was to connect with a character I found very foreign and outside of myself. As an actor, one is asked to play many roles that are opposing to one's personality or nature, yet there are a few special ... -
Theatre Unique: The Boston Repertory Theatre, Inc. and Its Cooperative Organizational Structure
(1975)While working as an apprentice at the Boston Repertory Theatre from January 4,1975 to March 20,1975 I gathered the following information by means or personal interviews and research of the Rep's previously printed publicity ... -
The Many Facets of Technical Theatre in the Small Not-for-Profit Theatre Environment
(1987)The author interned with the Phoenix Theatre in Indianapolis, Indiana, working on costumes for both Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and Shivaree, as well as serving as stage manager. -
Drama and Dunkle Bier, or, Selected Experiences and Observations of Dramatic Productions In and Around the University of Erlangen, West Germany
(1988)The author spent six weeks with the English Dramatic Group at the University of Erlangen and describes the differences he found between the cultures of two similar college towns: Kalamazoo, Michigan and Erlangen, West Germany. -
Pursuing Dreams : On the Stage and Beyond
(1992)The author describes a difficult summer interning at the Red Barn Theater in Saugatuck, Michigan. -
Innovative Dramatic Education Techniques : Description and Involvement in the Educational Process
(1991)The author describes her teaching experience at Stone Environmental School in Groton, Connecticut, and the skits, games, and in particular the use of Dr. Seuss' The Lorax to teach environmental concepts. -
Aspects of the Director / Company Relationship within the Boston Repertory Theatre as Revealed during Their Preparation of The Point
(1975)For any Senior Individualized Project in which the goal is learning through experience rather than learning through academics, a wnitten paper pertaining to the project can only be a pale reflection·of the actual experience. ... -
Finding the Women at the Women's Project : A Question of Values
(1990)The author interned at the Women's Project in New York City, participating in three productions: Violent Peace, The House That Goes on Forever, and The Crawlin' Space. -
It Works! It Doesn't Work : Costuming at the Seattle Repertory Theatre
(1994)The author describes her internship in the costume shop of the Seattle Repertory Theatre and specific pieces she created for productions of the plays Silence, Cunning, Exile and A Flaw in the Ointment.
