My latest contributions on Forget The Box- I’ve seen the future, brother…but so has Jean Charest May 16, 2012Jason C. McLean on the newfound passion in people like Jean Charest and Gerald Tremblay and how it shows that the Quebec student strike is about so much more than a few hundred dollars in tuition increase, it's about the future... […]
- Off With Their Clothes! Glam Gam’s Little Beau Peep Show April 17, 2012Well, it's 2012 and we got one of the first signs of the oncoming apocalypse early. Troupe founder Michael J. McCarthy kept his clothes on for the entire show. I'm not joking. In fact, he wore more clothes than everyone else combined. Dressed as the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland, we didn't even get a little leg or someone screaming " […]
- I’ve seen the future, brother…but so has Jean Charest May 16, 2012
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Playing with a changing script
Posted by Jason in Commentary, Imported Posts, My Acting on March 11, 2006
Other players affect any actor’s performance. When some of the players are playing by a different script, things get interesting. When their script can change at any moment, the outcome of the scene is anyone’s guess. On the morning we were set to culture-jam American Apparel, we didn’t have any clue how things would turn out.
American Apparel, Culture-Jams, Optative Theatrical Laboratories
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