Auditions - Psycho Beach Party (WA)
Wed, 16 Apr 2003, 12:30 pmWalter Plinge15 posts in thread
Auditions - Psycho Beach Party (WA)
Wed, 16 Apr 2003, 12:30 pmNo one can argue that Perth is the greatest place in the world to live. The relaxed, downbeat lifestyle attracts all but the most ardent anal retentives. Given half the chance, I'm sure most of us would spend all our time in boardshorts & bathers. Unfortunately, we're often constrained by the vagaries of fashion and the vicissitudes of the weather. Have you, like Dean Schulze, ever wished you could spend July in a bikini?
Well wish no more! Blak Yak Theatre is proud to announce auditions (on May 4) for our next production, "Psycho Beach Party." A comic parody of 1960s beach movies and horror movies, "Psycho Beach Party" started life as a stageplay in the '80s, spawning an underground cult movie starring Thomas Gibson (Dharma & Greg), Nicholas Brendon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under).
Check out the Auditions page on this site for more groovy info:
JB
Well wish no more! Blak Yak Theatre is proud to announce auditions (on May 4) for our next production, "Psycho Beach Party." A comic parody of 1960s beach movies and horror movies, "Psycho Beach Party" started life as a stageplay in the '80s, spawning an underground cult movie starring Thomas Gibson (Dharma & Greg), Nicholas Brendon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under).
Check out the Auditions page on this site for more groovy info:
JB
Re: Gidget Goes Psycho
Fri, 25 Apr 2003, 09:12 pmPeoples going to theatre has much to do with confidance.Confidance with the company, confidance with the actors involved and confidance with the script.
I appreciate you were making an opinion on the movie and not the play (and incidentally I was commenting on both posts who raised the spectre of the film ) but to the average reader on this website (me in this instance) it didnt seem the most supportive way to comment on an upcoming project for a company, who like us all are hoping the public are confidant enough about their work to come and see it.
I didnt mean to suggest that you were being destructive but yours and Jasons posts read to me as a "Oh god why are they doing that play" posting.
But the exciting thing is our discussion has certainly raised the profile of the production and people will now be curious about its relative success versus the film, so any negative results have been well and truely purged by now
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I appreciate you were making an opinion on the movie and not the play (and incidentally I was commenting on both posts who raised the spectre of the film ) but to the average reader on this website (me in this instance) it didnt seem the most supportive way to comment on an upcoming project for a company, who like us all are hoping the public are confidant enough about their work to come and see it.
I didnt mean to suggest that you were being destructive but yours and Jasons posts read to me as a "Oh god why are they doing that play" posting.
But the exciting thing is our discussion has certainly raised the profile of the production and people will now be curious about its relative success versus the film, so any negative results have been well and truely purged by now
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