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We went to see some STC workshop. It was pretty silly actually, talking about the convetions of epic theatre then presenting them with the conventions of dramatic theatre. We kinda left very confused... but then we went to Taco Bell and we forgot the whole thing!

Hmmm... So many decisions. Here's my main problem, got given a UAC guide today and when I finally figured out how to use it I discovered that there was only one course I was really interested in doing. That being the Acting for Screen and Stage course at Wagga Wagga. In any one else out...

Oh.... in the 19th century, when people felt compelled to write, they wrote a lot. You see, it was impertinant and inappropriate to drop somebody a short note. Especially if you were a young couple who weren't engaged. See the letters in P&P. There's some epics there.

Caucasian Chalk Circle and Mother Courage. Yeah, I pretty much get the concept. Maybe I just write dodgy Drama essays.

heh heh heh... jane austen biography.... Yeah well... all my information was from highly dubious origins. Namely my English teacher. But he likes the girl! I spose ye olde jane austen jsut isn't down my alley. Browning's much more to my tastes... but the powers that be expect me to read...

THis is where being a drama student heps me out. What you've got to wrote about in this module id the techniques thefrontline team use to portray certain ascpect of the truth rather than te full story. Look at how doc edits the stories and comment of the visual images. What images to the...

Bah. Each to their own I guess. P&P is just a little to convenient for my tastes. Elizabeth Bennet is convenienly individualistic and I don't think she's worthy of the hero worship that some bestow on her. And how would austen know about individuals is society? She spent her life as a recluse...

Yeah, Browning is pretty awesome. I love Poryphia' s Lover as well. Very Twisted. I think Browning is the most effective texts because you can take the whole individual in society thing from his poems as well as the man himself, that is, in regard to his renaissance values. Two for the price of...

Man.... Stoopid Bloody Brecht. Anybody else studying this dude? I wanted to do 17th Century Comedy. I wanted to laugh. But nooooo. 'Epic Threatre is Great!' says my teacher. No. It's stupid and I would apprieciate it very much if somebody out there actually understands how to write about...