Que Sera, Sarahhh (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} redstar402) wrote,@ 2008-05-17 01:28:00 |
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so i am a bit braggy-excited...
from my internship supervisor.
"Hi Sarah,
:-D
from my internship supervisor.
"Hi Sarah,
I hope your gearing up for your time with us hear at Arena. I know I am getting ready for you, considering the season intern's last day was today. Eeek -- what will I do!?
So I a couple things I wanted to go ahead and let you know about....
The second thing is that June 5th we will have a photo run for our upcoming production of The Mystery of Irma Vep (like the Miller run you saw). I'd love for you to be there for that as well, so if you are not booked yet that night, please mark your calendar."
So, what is The Mystery of Irma Vep and who is in it, you may ask? OK so you probably won't ask. Well, the website says..
"Charles Ludlam’s hilarious Obie Award winner gleefully ransacks literary, cinematic and pop culture as it satirizes everything from Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Victorian Melodrama to The Mummy's Curse, the Brontës and Shakespeare...With dozens of lightning-fast changes, Brad Oscar (Tony-nominated on Broadway for The Producers) and J. Fred Shiffman (She Loves Me, Cabaret) portray all the characters men, women and monsters – in a gender-bending tour-de-farce"
Brad Oscar was the original Franz Liebkind (the Nazi playwright) and eventually went on to play Bialystrock. Oh my god, you guys...and I'm getting some money for this? Well, shit, if this isn't just heavenly...and what's more exciting is that in some years, I feel I could be really damn good at what my supervisor (her title is Media Relations Manager)
So, what is The Mystery of Irma Vep and who is in it, you may ask? OK so you probably won't ask. Well, the website says..
"Charles Ludlam’s hilarious Obie Award winner gleefully ransacks literary, cinematic and pop culture as it satirizes everything from Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Victorian Melodrama to The Mummy's Curse, the Brontës and Shakespeare...With dozens of lightning-fast changes, Brad Oscar (Tony-nominated on Broadway for The Producers) and J. Fred Shiffman (She Loves Me, Cabaret) portray all the characters men, women and monsters – in a gender-bending tour-de-farce"
Brad Oscar was the original Franz Liebkind (the Nazi playwright) and eventually went on to play Bialystrock. Oh my god, you guys...and I'm getting some money for this? Well, shit, if this isn't just heavenly...and what's more exciting is that in some years, I feel I could be really damn good at what my supervisor (her title is Media Relations Manager)
:-D
