Post-PA Shindig post
POSTED BY: Malicious
UPDATED: Monday, December 6, 2004 14:32
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I know! My husband was the first one on his knees a-bathin' at the shindig. I was just trying to be funny. (Insert sound of crickets here) 
***Never judge a book by its movie***
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Clearly I left the Shindig to early and missed out on the....uh.....sponge bath???? Guess the party realllly got rolling on Sunday......
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Hi all,
Just wanted to let you know about my forthcoming performances. There are two.
This Sunday I will be appearing in the UMBC Theatre 24 Hour Play Festival. The performance will consist of two short plays which have been conceived, written and produced in the preceding 24 hour period. I will be acting in at least one of them. This event will take place in the UMBC Theatre Building at 8pm on Sunday the 14th of November and is free.
I am also appearing in UMBC Theatre's production of "Fanshen". I'm never good at explaining this play, so I'll just paste the blurb in below:
Fanshen by David Hare
A fascinating play from one of England's greatest playwrights, David Hare's Fanshen is, in his own words, "a play for Europe, for the West. Besides trying to explain as deftly as possible the aim and operation of land reform in China, to show how it changed souls as well as bodies, the play is much concerned with political leadership, with the relationship in any society between leadership and led."
Brutal, tender, violent, reasoned, and all-absorbing, Fanshen throws a brilliant light on the critical years in the late 1940s that gave birth to modern China by focusing on one village's struggle to survive war, want, oppression and corruption, until it finally learns how to take control of its own destiny.
Set and costumes by guest designer Holly Highfill; lighting by Terry Cobb; vocal director Lynn Watson; dramaturg Susan McCully; directed by Xerxes Mehta.
Violence, nudity, explicit language.
For Mature Audiences.
Showtimes:
Thursday, December 2, 8 pm (preview)
Friday, December 3, 8 pm
Saturday, December 4, 8 pm
Thursday, December 9, 4 pm
Friday, December 10, 8 pm
Saturday, December 11, 8 pm
Sunday, December 12, 4 pm
All performances will be held in the UMBC Theatre. Admission: $10 general admission, $5 students and seniors, $3 for the preview. Ticket proceeds benefit the Department of Theatre Scholarship Fund. For information and reservations, call the Theatre Box Office at 410-455-2476.
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Oh, and as an extra incentive (or disincentive), the nudity referred to is me and it is in a brutal torture scene, so is not even vaguely erotic!
I'd love for any Browncoats who can make it to come and see me perform. I may be able to accomodate some people from out of town, but I won't have much in the way of time during the run of the production!
Directions to UMBC can be found here:
http://www.umbc.edu/aboutumbc/directions.html
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Your torturer wouldn't happen to be named Niska would he? Well to far for me to go (being up in Boston and all), but break a leg... not another body part. 
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Don't worry Rick....I mean Rob, Courtney and I are planning on coming to see you and your naked butt.
God created Mudder's Milk so the Independence wouldn't take over the 'verse.
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OK, waiting for the Rob post-performance blog....
or reviews from browncoats who made it to MD?
How did it go?
BTW, I MISS you guys.
Bonnet Bob and I are considering a trip to PA
for New Years Eve, probably to the York vicinity
cuz BB's degenerate pals usually throw a NYE party.
What are the rest of my Shindig friends
doing for New Years?
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Hey Suze,
My ass will be at home on my couch. I don't drive on New Year's Eve for love or money.
Mal-licious
Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell
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I'll probably be home too. There is a party I could go to if I want too, but there are going to be literally hundreds of people there and it really is not my crowd. Kinda getting the ick just thinking about it.
The Boston Tomb raid went pretty well. Met some good folks, but at least so far not keeping as in touch with them as you guys. Maybe it is casue I slept with you all.
See ya round the 'verse.
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Cephme Squid-Head! :)
Yeah, big parties leave me cold, too.
I don't blame you for steering clear.
What was this Tomb thing like?
Were there monkeys? Or mummies?
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Ryan and I don't have anything lined up as far as I know...York isn't that happenin' of a place, as I'm sure Bob can attest to. Maybe a mini-shindig with Suze, Bonnet Bob and Sam???
***Never judge a book by its movie***
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