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06:09 pm
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Party Time! Halloween is almost upon us sooo:
Saturday 28th October
Fancy Dress Party (featuring Punch of The Black Doom)
Everyone is Welcome starting about 8pm at our house.
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12:45 pm
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Auditions
Hi all,
Been a while...everythings going well in the land of Green. Job rocks, boss sucks.
To get to the point:
Auditions
This Saturday (29th) we're holding audtions at the Garage (Chapelfield North) for the next production: 'A New England' a play set in Brixton in 1981 about Racism, Ska and the National Front. So basically we're looking for Punks/Rudies/alternatypes, there's loads of parts from the Main characters to club fillers. Whatever your experience is, we don't care, come and give it ago! (Unless your under 18, 'cos of the themes of the play we can't let you in. Sorry) There's 2 times to come along 11am or 2pm, you can come to either or both if you really want! If you have any questions send an email to anewengland@hotmail.com and I shall try and answer them. The Auditions will consist of some impro games and some script reading and will last about 1.5 hrs.
Spread the word!
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06:36 pm
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Yes, Yes, I know... ...this is not an update, it's a yet another shameless plug for the festival. So to keep you happy, here's some stuff about me.
I just got over a cold, I have a hideous cough. I started a new job last Monday at that place, TRO, where I worked last summer. I am the Fleet Administrator. It's easy and the company's really cool to work for, so this is good. Also, bizarrely, I work for Declan's Dad (for those of you that know Declan). When I say 'work for' Me & him are the Transport Department. Other than that I have mainly been working on Alice, which brings me to...
( Volunteers Please! ) Tickets are on sale as of now from theatre royal box office 01603 63 00 00 £5/ £4 concessions. </pre>
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06:32 pm
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Yoinked from Mz_pink
( Umm... )
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05:34 pm
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Calling all Volunteers Just a quick reminder...
We are still looking for Volunteers for the
Chrysalis Arts Festival
Ever wanted to get involved in the production of a play
or Event? Got any skills you think maybe useful? Want to learn some
more skills? Ever thought 'I could do that' or 'I wonder how they do
that'? If you have, even if you dunno what you could do yet then head
to these forums: http://www.visceraltheatre.org.uk/forums/ and introduce yourselves in the 'Getting Involved' Section.
Alternatively, come along to the Garage on Friday 28th October and meet
us there! On this Day we shall be holding Auditions for various
productions, including
Alice in Wonderland
For this I need actors, and people who want to make props, models,
masks and costumes, but I can get you involved in it pretty much
however you want, so come and check it out. And spread the word to
anyone you think may be interested!!
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05:51 pm
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Who ya gonna call? Hands up who has Ghostbusters 1 and/or 2 on video and/or DVD?
...Can I borrow it?
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06:37 pm
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Visceral Theatre Visceral Theatre now has a website: Visceral Theatre
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02:10 pm
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Auditions
Auditions
If you have ambitions to be in the limelight then come along to The Garage on Friday 28th October from 7-9.30pm for your chance to be a part of Norwich’s newest festival.
Visceral Theatre are
producing the Chrysalis Arts Festival which will take place in Norwich
in February 2006. The Festival will showcase over 20 local groups
presenting theatre, dance, film, puppetry, visual arts and more.
Several productions are seeking cast members and will be auditioning on
the 28th.
Actors and dancers are
needed for a wide range of productions: explore Wonderland with an
abnormal Alice, crawl out from under your dust sheet and investigate
the attic or discuss the intricacies of life, death, love and sex in a tent on the battlefield.
Experienced actors are
welcome but we would also encourage people who have never done anything
like this before to come along and have a go. Visceral Theatre are also
keen to hear from anyone who would like to be part of the festival team
in any capacity from backstage to publicity.
For more information, including regular email updates on the festival, or to register to audition please email visceraltheatre@yahoo.co.uk or text 07817 212 546 with the word ‘auditions’ and your name and email address or phone number.
Please spread the word to anyone you think may be interested!
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08:43 pm
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This is not an update, it is a fish. So, just looking for some info about the Land of the Dead thing at UCI on Friday. I heard there was a midnight showing, but the latest seems to be 23.30. Yes, I reliese there will be about half an hour of adverts and the film will be on at midnight, but I can't find any info and the dressing up thing.
Basically: Who else is going?
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09:39 am
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Friday, at last. Infest TODAY!! Yay!
SO I'll be away for the weekend, with no internet!!. I hate that. Still when we return, Emma will have moved in. Which is great, 'cos it means we can avoid the heavy lifting of stuff. Hehe.
Also, advanced warning on Friday the 9th of september We're going to Sick & Twisted for my birthday (actually monday the 12th), and on Saturday 10th to the Belgium Monk for drinks. Times and stuff will follow.
Enjoy your weekends!!
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09:41 pm
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Photobucket This is a test post from Photobucket.com
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08:36 pm
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If you all jumped off a cliff, I'd do it last and hope I landed on you all... Pretty much what I expected.
Much More Emotional
You have: 55% SCIENTIFIC INTUITION and 77% EMOTIONAL INTUITION | The graph on the right represents your place in Intuition 2-Space. As you can see, you scored well above average on emotional intuition and about average on scientific intuition.Keep in mind that very few people score high on both! In effect, you can compare your two intuition scores with each other to learn what kind of intuition you're best at. Your emotional intuition is stronger than your scientific intuition. |
| Your Emotional Intuition score is a measure of how well you understand people, especially their unspoken needs and sympathies. A high score score usually indicates social grace and persuasiveness. A low score usually means you're good at Quake.
Your Scientific Intuition score tells you how in tune you are with the world around you; how well you understand your physical and intellectual environment. People with high scores here are apt to succeed in business and, of course, the sciences. | | | |
My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: | You scored higher than 99% on Scientific | | You scored higher than 99% on Interpersonal |
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But I could still kick your ass at Quake.
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11:14 am
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Advert (official)
Do you have a plan?
Visceral Theatre company are producing a theatre festival, which will take place on the 9th, 10th and 11th February 2006.
If you are a director, writer, actor, producer or techie, or have always wanted to be one then we would love to hear from you.
We are seeking proposals for short theatrical* productions, maximum half an hour long, for the festival programme
If you would like to find out more please email
visceraltheatre@yahoo.co.uk
We are happy to give info and advice on coming up with a production and
putting a proposal together. Proposals need to be in by Friday 26th
August.
Even if (especially if) you've never done anything like this before you
can get involved. If you don't have a specific idea, just email us and
and tell us you want to do something. Tell us what your good at
(costume, makeup, tech stuff, badgering people, designing flyers, Poi,
hopping, picking your nose, going 'aaaaa') and we will do our very best
to get you involved.
* The term ‘theatrical’ is used in its broadest sense and can include
drama, physical theatre, dance, poetry, film, visual art and music.
PS. Please spread the word among your friends. I know you have them.
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09:11 am
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OOOOh, look! A Lesser spotted update. Thought I'd update, becasue hey, I'm quirky likt that.
What's going on in the world of Dan? I heer you say. Well, I'm working for a company called The Russell Organization, in a warehouse. It's a blast. I clean lots of Vans and sometimes drive them.
I have also finished the Alice in Wonderland adaption which took a while and was painful as I had to hack out loads to keep it technically possible and keep the running time down to about an hour, so when you come and see it (which you will, yes I'm talking to YOU!) sorry if I've cut out your faveorite bit, but I've had to cut mine too, so it's fair. We're doing Alice as part of a festival of stuff (we haven't come up with a name yet) involving differant performing arts (Drama, Music, Dance, Art and stuff). Our basic idea is to get people to come along becasue they're intrested in one of the things, but whilst they're there they'll see stuff they haven't seen before. Its on february 9th, 10th and 11th, if you fancy doing somthing for it, drop me a line. We will provide: Venue (The GArage), Full technical support (not based in india!), Stage management and back stage team, FOH team and programmes, space for auditions and pubicity for them to, and full colur posters and publicity for the event. Proposal's but August the 26th please. We're looking for all sorts, the only real restriction is is can't be more than 30 mins. So, yeah, email me if you have an idea.
In other news, we're getting a new housemate, Emma, she'll be moving in in the next couple of weeks. Seems cool and clean. Which is good.
And I've been playing a lot of Rome: Total War! which is fun.
See ya'll sooon!
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08:21 pm
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This is sooo cool... Hit me!
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12:00 pm
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Bugger... So, lost my job, at no notice and still dunno why. Sux ass. Deciding I need to start working on a 'career'. Ideally I wanna work in theatre or similar. Or become a Drama teacher or, preferably lecturer. But to do that I need a degree, which involves becoming a student, loads of money and an inherant risk.
So, that ideas is rapidly (and depressingly) going down the pan. Dunno what else I wanna do, toying with the idea of 'Paramedic', but I don't really know.
Yesterday I worked in a warehouse with Manuel from Fawlty Towers. No, really.
Then in the evening, went to see 'Revenge of the Sith' with some peeps. Pretty Dark really. Fun, lot's of light saber action, could have done with a bit more Vader stuff at the end, but overall enjoyable.
Chains tonight, rehersal tommorrow. Job hunting next week.
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04:08 pm
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Morally speaking Quandary. Let's say, your about to set up your wireless network, when you reliese you are already attached to a network, and the internet, even though you have no other connection other than the wireless one. So clearly you're jacking a neighbours wireless connectin. SO do I spend hours trying to figure out which of my neighbours it is, in order to help them protect their network (and allow me to set up my own), or do I just continue to jack theirs on the ground that if they are dumb enough to not secure the network, they will never figure it out?
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12:54 pm
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Yeah, I bet you say that to all the girls This week mainly consistsed of 'de Sade' it was fun. Forty people the first night, about 80 the second. It would have been nice do to a longer run, but there you go, beggers can't be choosers and all that. No particular hiccups during either of the runs. It was pretty straight forward really, I was expecting the production to be more surreal when we started, but we ended up with a pretty straight forward play, fun but not overly exciting. Which has spurred me onto get writing on my full on surreal explosion of theatre. That'll be fun. More details on that soon. maybe.
In other news on wednesday our new TV arrived. The delivery guys could barely fit it in the house. 28 inches of pure electron smashing fun. Today me and Tarn are going to buy a new sofa and a DVD player (because tarn got the Lord of the Rings 12 disc box-set yesterday)
Off to UCI at 8.30 to watch hitchikers if anyone wants to join?
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02:13 pm
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2 Updates im one day? When your hot your hot! What do we want? Brains! When do we want it? Brains!
(Thanks to Rhi for that zombie gag, my favorite ever.)
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10:17 am
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I;m Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack... Morning Kids!!
Yes, after a bit of an LJ break, I've decided to return. Hope you have all been well, I've been dropping in a reading from time to time, but I'm not gonna ever catch up on the last 3 months of all your lives, but I'm sure you've been having fun.
So, what's been going on with me I hear you ask. Well, I've got a new job working for The Stationary Office. It's tele-sales (again), but it's well chilled out and quite easy. We also have internet access, which is nice.
Shit, it's been 4 month since I updated, not 3. Wow.
In the rest of my life, I'm currently rehersing 2 plays: de Sade, which we're doing next week at the Art's Centre (Tuesday and Wednesday - Tickets from The Arts Centre and Kulture Shock £5 normal people £4.50 scum (Not YOU!))
The other one is Only in the Woods: A Misdummers Night Dream, along with HeadCube (yeah, yeah, I can't remember how to do the LJ user thing, blow me). Which is fun, we're both playing Faries, but not your average Faries mind, double hard-bastard Faries. Oh yes. That's going on in June. More details nearer the time.
So, rehersing 2 plays at once means I don't really have time to do much else, which sux, but after next week down to one play, which will be nice and relaxed.
Have been trying to do some writing, but the insane rehersal schedule has stopped this happening, hopfully I'll get some stuff down in the next couple of weeks.
..and that pretty much brings us up to date, I promise to try to update more than previously...haha.
Finally: What's the similarity between a Slinky and a Chav?
They're both kinda pointless, but it's fun to watch 'em fall down stairs!
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