Secret bridesmaid's business.
Wed, 13 Feb 2002, 04:30 pmjassy_jase3 posts in thread
Secret bridesmaid's business.
Wed, 13 Feb 2002, 04:30 pmHas anyone ever seen or acted in the productions by Elizabeth Coleman? If so, was it good. please get intouch.
jassy_jaseWed, 13 Feb 2002, 04:30 pm
Has anyone ever seen or acted in the productions by Elizabeth Coleman? If so, was it good. please get intouch.
Walter PlingeWed, 13 Feb 2002, 05:24 pm
RE: Secret bridesmaid's business.
I saw a great version presented at KADS Theatre (Kalamunda, WA) in November 2001.
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Several reviews appeared on this site. To find them, you can scroll through the "Reviews" page, or simply type "Secret bridesmaid business" into the "Search" box at the top of this page.
JB
LeonieThu, 21 Feb 2002, 11:14 am
RE: Secret bridesmaid's business.
Hi there Jason
Yes, I acted in this play with an amateur theatre company in Sydney. It was my first show and I played the role of Naomi Bartlett. I enjoyed the fact that each actor was given the opportunity to tell their side of the story through a monologue - it also mean't that I got to stand up on stage for 3 minutes all by myself with the entire audience just focused on me! (because the character of Naomi is a minor role).
If you are considering playing the part of James - then go for it! It is a role that certainly gets the audiences attention. If you are interested in seeing a performance of it, then I suggest you go see it - it's got some delectable parts....
Regards
Leonie
Yes, I acted in this play with an amateur theatre company in Sydney. It was my first show and I played the role of Naomi Bartlett. I enjoyed the fact that each actor was given the opportunity to tell their side of the story through a monologue - it also mean't that I got to stand up on stage for 3 minutes all by myself with the entire audience just focused on me! (because the character of Naomi is a minor role).
If you are considering playing the part of James - then go for it! It is a role that certainly gets the audiences attention. If you are interested in seeing a performance of it, then I suggest you go see it - it's got some delectable parts....
Regards
Leonie