Bonzuko

…from a guest poster on blog Nerds in Babeland. ~Jenn

Please to be edutained by this series of our blog-topic-related links. ~Jenn

Play Fighting Leads to Death

Students Banned from Graduation b/c of lightsaber battle

Isaiah Mustafa Shirtlessly sunt-fights with Glowing Eyes

Good Lord, what a picture of Adrian Paul

Check this information re: my 2011 Boulder Fringe Festival Workshop. Be there or be square. ~Jenn

Physical Comedy–The Art of Clowning Around

August 22nd, 2011

DESCRIPTION:

Learn how to portray comedic roles in theatre and film. Dance, mime,

pratfalls, stage combat, and overall physical versatility are all important

for any would-be Bill Irwins or Mr. Beans. Branches of movement arts covered

will include: clowning bits, mime technique, comedic dance, physical

storytelling, commedia dell’arte, and building character with physicality.

Ages: 16-up

CLASS SIZE: min. 5 / max. 25

DATE: Monday, August 22^nd, 2011

TIME: 6:00pm-9:00pm

student materials: Clothes to move in, notebook and pen.

COST: $35; Early bird special: $25 if registered by July 1

For more information contact: Cynthia Ward @ 917.495.2277 OR workshops@boulderfringe.com

So, what do you think of this use of slow-motion, lovely lurkers? Embedding disabled, sorry. Click here:

http://youtu.be/dy1_gRV436Q

~Jenn

Pic

So many folks are posting so many fun pics from Ren faires across the country lately, on fb, I thought I’d post another one from my past. Unroll that front knee, Jenn!

~Jenn

Please to WTF at this article about a woman who drew a sword in an argument at a Pizza Hut. A sword. (Thanks, fb news feed!) ~Jenn

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43114401/ns/us_news-weird_news/

A pic from Jeff Wills re: recent aerial silks performance. Love that it’s a tribute to Die Hard! ~Jenn

“Clumsy kittens are unquestionably cute.”

~Jason

The original teaser trailer:

Please to enjoy this lovely, entertaining lecture by Everything is a Remix. (thanks, mental_floss)! ~Jenn

Also this sub-video focusing on Kill Bill, which not only shows Tarantino’s influences, but the scenes he recycles from his other movies (and his casts! Look at the recurring Jackson and Thurman)!