Storytime assignment / Sara
Looking for a walk
Storytime Assignment — Cate
Thoughts on the generative process
Anne Bogart, in her book A Director Prepares, talks about the research process in the development of new plays, and in particular talks about the importance of stopping the research process. I consider all of the work that we have been engaged in for the last five weeks to be “research” in the way that Bogart describes, whether it was looking at maps and charts and timelines, reading books on their history and usage, or generating creative responses to, and meditations on, this idea of maps and mapping that we have tackled for 228. The latter has been vital research, this research-by-doing; research in which you have used you creativity to discover what Maps are, or can be.
Storytime Presentation Script – Carl Whipple
Carl: So here’s the story:
Story Time Assignment – Melissa Martinez
I still do a mental double take every time I see her. Seventeen years I have grown up with her, and the not-so-little-anymore bump that her tummy has become is this beacon to my eyes. She is singing today, as she makes yet another, hard-boiled deviled egg—her most recent pregnancy obsession. I am outside on the patio, probably appearing somewhat stalker-ish as I unblinkingly stare at my sister prancing about in the kitchen, my mind absent; roaming in the future and past… actions, consequences, and responsibility.
All the things I’ve been asked to post but haven’t yet posted.
Assignment: Storytime Performance
DUE: Thursday Oct 13