last big fight rehearsal, on an unfinished set
Enjoy this announcement for Curious Theatre’s On an Average Day, for which I did the fight choreography. ~Jenn
http://www.westword.com/events/on-an-average-day-1830088/?utm_source=Newsletters&utm_medium=email
Here are the first finished fights of the summer 2011 stage combat class. They are SO GOOD! ~Jenn
“The pasteboard proboscis obscured the true identity of the Marquis.”
~Jason
Sorry for the no-post yesterday, lovely lurkers: here are two reasons why. ~Jenn
Since we here at Team Bonzuko have the unique perspective of car-less professionals, I thought it’d be interesting for you all to see some of the beautiful sights we are blessed with on our long bike rides (or even sometimes bus rides) home. So I’ve decided that every time we ride our bikes home from wherever, I’ll regale you lovely lurkers with a picture from somewhere on our journey. Randomly posted, random place. Here’s the first, which is actually just me about to brave the giant rainstorm home from DU a while ago. ~Jenn
Wearing sandals, no less.
Love this post by stellar blog Boing-Boing about these plastic knuckle guards you can buy to make your stick swords awesome. ~Jenn
http://www.boingboing.net/2011/06/24/branch-holder-for-ma.html
Detective Columbo is the best character you can study if you’re interested in clowning in theatre, and/or the use of status. R.I.P. Peter Falk. Also delightful in The Princess Bride and Wings of Desire. ~Jenn
For fun: the Columbo drinking game. Please play responsibly.
Please to enjoy this article on Odin’s Aviary by Jeff Wills re: the female form and the female action role.
Favorite part: “But please to be noting, if you will, the distinction between the way the admittedly wonderful Summer Glau looks, and the way a woman (Bridget Riley) who spends her days actually working on fighting does:” and he has enbedded this vid:
As a large muscular female myself, I give you a high five, Jeff. Now if only you and I can convince Hollywood… ~Jenn
