Opening Night


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Maria was on f-cking fire. Fire.

It was amazing tonight. Seriously. Jeremy was the perfect a--hole (I mean, of course, that he was the perfect Kevin). Susan had Valeri dead on and was hilarious as Danielle. Rob was great as Jamie and charming as Joe. Jocelyn ran those cues like clockwork. Dana was cool as a cucumber.

And Maria was ON FIRE.

One night down. Two to go.

Photos tomorrow, because tonight was all about just watching.

And in case you're wondering about the soundtrack:

Samba Pa Ti
by Santana - One of my favorite songs from childhood and makes me think of a phoenix rising from the ash

Hechicera
by Mana - About a spellbinding woman, which I think Ayla is in this scene, keeping two men

Panic Song
by Green Day - It just screams drugs to me, jonesing for it, anyway, and it's just a wicked good pick up on the energy

Fourth of July
by U2 - Jeremy's pick for his monologue, which works really well--I don't think I'll ever hear this song again and not think of the line, "Some girls are like paper."

Guitar Flute and String
by Moby - I had to use Moby and I love this song, so in it went, being slightly melancholy

Butterfly in Reverse
by the Counting Crows Tribute - I had to stick CC in there, so I found an instrumental version of this song, since it makes me think of Ayla a bit

Witch Hunt
by Rush - Jeremy's suggestion (he's really into Rush--note the shirt in scene 4) when we came up short for a song, and it works well, flowing with the witchiness of the cast (yes, Maria)

Little Wing
by Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble - We thought to use the Jimi version but this instrumental version works better with the timing of the show (and who doesn't love SRV?)

Wonderful Tonight
by Eric Clapton - This was a surprise for my boyfriend, because it's our song and it's supposed to be us at the end


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  • I'm Starry Saltwater Rose
  • From New Haven, Connecticut, United States
  • I wrote a play, called Redboy Burn, that will be featured as part of the New Works New Haven Festival 2007, at Stage II of the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, CT, February 9-11, 2007. This is a chronicle of my first experience in a real world play festival, outside of school.
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Festival Information

Reservations
Telephone: 203-469-3208
Email: tickets@nwnh.org
Friday and Saturday shows at 8pm
Sunday shows at 7pm

Weekend 1: Feb 9-11, 2007

Redboy Burn by Rosana Garcia

Cindy by Toby Armour directed by T. Paul Lowry of New Haven Theater Company

Going to Belize by Daniel F. Levin directed by Pat Souney of Nutmeg Players

Weekend 2: Feb 16-18, 2007

The Real Deal by David W. Dietz III directed by Carol Penney of Alliance Theater

The Second Opinion by Kate Gill directed by Nicholas J. Clarey of New Works New Haven, Inc.

Pleaching the Coffin Sisters by Anton Dudley directed by John Hansen-Brevetti of SoPoCo.


Cast and Crew

    To help you follow my blog a little better, here is who is doing what.
    Director: Dana
    Stage Manager: Jocelyn
    Ayla: Maria Isabel
    Kevin: Jeremy
    Jamie/Joe: Rob
    Valeri/Danielle: Susan


Photos


From Rehearsals
Gallery 2: Jan 17 2007
Gallery 3: Jan 20 2007
Gallery 4: Jan 29 2007
Gallery 5: Jan 31 2007
Gallery 6: Feb 7 2007
Gallery 7: Feb 8 2007

From Performances
Gallery 8: Feb 10 2007
Gallery 9: Feb 11 2007

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Photoshopped projects
After a Laugh
Around the Eyes
A Happy Ending
Kevin Detoxes
Ayla Loves PKD


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