Time: Tue, 01-Jan-2002 18:09:29 GMT     IP: 209.145.85.56

Happy New Year everybody!

Todd, you've gotten lax on putting out the lists, my friend.

I just sent in my What I Learned in College Script for anyone 
interested in seeing it.  Wanted to fully reference it before 
posting it in case someone might want to sue me for plagiarism.  
Man, that was a bitch.  Can I say bitch on this message board?  
Well, I just did it again.  So there.

Can't believe that I once upon a time learned all that stuff.  
Guess that's what you pay all that money for.  But sad to say I 
think I've retained about 2% of it.  Optimistically.

Was going to do a companion piece of what I really learned in 
college but it's sounding too much like a graduation speech, so 
I think I'm going to bag it.  Will get into more 
improv/beingness pieces instead.

So I've ranted on here far too long to keep anyone's interest.  
Hopefully this will encourage the rest of you out there to do 
some ranting yourselves.  If Dan here deserves time on the 
message board, certainly so do you.

Have an excellent whatever, everyone.

Dan


PS Todd I liked your reviewing pieces.  Keep that up.

PS Sean, if you haven't posted Chickenpussy yet, please do  
(guess I should have checked before writing this masterpiece).

PS Lee/Annaliese.  Now that Edward's over, you ready to throw 
that BONS viewing party?

Time: Sat, 05-Jan-2002 21:27:33 GMT     IP: 67.200.132.239

I just wanted to say that I had a great time on Friday, and to 
remind everyone not to try to learn on their own. It can be very 
dangerous. You need an experienced teacher and the right 
equipment. But thanks for letting me do it. I wanted to start 
this year of No Shame with a bang.

Time: Sat, 05-Jan-2002 23:58:21 GMT     IP: 205.188.197.51

Ok, 

1) sorry about the list thing, I have been very swamped lately 
with the live arts rave review and getting the 10 minute play 
festival started.

2) Ursula will now be doing the list posting, though everyone is 
encouraged to do list posting a reviews, ala the Iowa City style 
of message posting.  Also Ursula is going to be serving this 
year as the No Shame Steward for Live Arts.

What the heck is that?  Well, I will give a more detailed 
explanation, or rather, Ursula will when she has been fully 
briefed, but essentially Live Arts has this really cool system 
of empowering its volunteers, and similar to the Actors Equity 
system, when you do volunteer work at Live Arts, and that is 
anything from swinging a hammer to directing a mainstage show, 
you earn Ensemble Points.  After earning a certain number of 
Ensemble Points you are eligable for Ensemble membership.  The 
Ensemble are the core base of the volunteers and Live Arts is 
sort of unique in giving their volunteers a very active role 
helping to actually run the dang theatre, not just work in it. 

The Ensemble have 9 elected officers to sort of guide and 
protect the ensemble's interests and represent those to the Live 
Arts staff.  These are the Ensemble Committee.  The Chair of the 
EC (currently Clinton Johnston) actually sits on the Board of 
Directors of Live Arts during their term of office...which is 
totally cool that a theatre allows its volunteer base to have 
representation at a level higher than its own Artistic Director, 
who doesn't sit on the Board of Directors.  Wow, Live Arts is 
the coolest.  Anyway, So what is the big deal about membership 
in the Ensemble?  Well, for example, the Lab space at live arts 
is managed BY THE ENSEMBLE!  That's right, Nearly everything in 
the lab space is initiated, produced, and executed by the 
volunteers, not the Live Arts staff.  No Shame itself was an 
ensemble initiative, so when no shame says "its your theatre, 
make it what you want" we really mean it about the lab too.

Each night of participation in no shame, no matter how many 
pieces you act in, wrote, directed, whatever, is worth one 
Ensemble Point, and at 19 points you are eligable to request 
official membeship and begin taking part in Live Arts beyond 
your Friday Night revels.  

Ok, enough of that stuff, if you have the points, or want to 
start documenting the points by going through the archive, or 
want to find out more about Ensemble membership you can talk to 
me or Ursula about it.

3)The 10 Minute play contest winners have been chosen--and will 
be announced shortly

4) Best Of No Shame will now be quarterly.  Start making 
suggestions for the next BEST OF NO SHAME which will be 
happening in the Lab space on February 28th and March 1st!!!!

Ok, thats all for now

Todd

Time: Sun, 06-Jan-2002 21:11:48 GMT     IP: 152.163.205.74

First of all, thank you to everyone who submitted! 

We had submissions from over 20 playwrights and some of them 
submitted multiple entries,so it was a very very difficult 
selection process, which is why we are only today getting out 
the announcment which was intended for Jan 4th at the latest!

I'd also like to say that almost all the plays that were 
submitted that were 5 pages or less would make wonderful No 
Shame pieces, and I am quite certain that if rehearsed and 
produced at one of the no shames between now and the Festival, 
would almost certainly be selected for the Best of No Shame 
performances, which will now be held quarterly. The first Best 
of No Shame for 2002 will take place the Thursday and Friday 
following this 10 minute play festival, and I would be happy to 
assist in getting these shorter submitssions "No Shame Ready" in 
time for BONS consideration.  (for more info see  No Shame 
Theatre - CHARLOTTESVILLE )

AND NOW THE CONTEST RESULTS:

Third Prize Winners, who will receive three months of 
Playwright's Lab Membership beginning in March of 2002, are: 
Sage Merritt (THE DISGRUNTLED AMAZONS), Brandon Allison (MY 
ROOM), John Rue (NIXON IN HELL), Ray-Grant Tate (THE ROSE), 
Shirin Ali (GOODBYE, DAD), Flower Miller (THE MOST MISERABLE 
PERSON ALIVE)

Second Prize Winners, who will receive six months of 
Playwright's Lab Memberships beginning in March of 2002, are:
Jane Jones (THE TAINTED VIRGIN), Leeyanne Moore (INTERMISSION, 
I'M SORRY I CAN'T MAKE IT TONIGHT), Elizabeth Rose Fuller (THE 
WISDOM TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE, A GAME WORTH PLAYING), Clinton 
Johnston (GETTING SOMETHING OFF HER CHEST), Jennifer Funk (YOU 
MUST BE WILL) 

First Prize Winners, who will receive eight months of 
Playwright's Lab Membership AND a 6 month free pass to NO SHAME 
THEATRE beginning January of 2002 are:

BILL'S GHOSTS, by Bill Davis
TILL THE WHEELS FALL OFF, by Todd Ristau 
(submitted annonymously, I did not vote on this play)
THE NARRATOR, by Sommer Browning
OBJECT OF DESIRE, by Kathryn Stolzenbach
THE TRIVIAL REVOLUTIONARY, by Madeline Harvey
HOW TO BE LOVERS, by Danny Grinberg

Everyone who submitted is invited to become members of the 
playwright's lab, which meets every sunday in the lab space 
(unless something else is scheduled in there--like a performance-
-in which case you will be advised where the alternate meeting 
space is.) An informational brochure will accompany your 
submission when it is returned, along with a critique of the work
(s) submitted. This may take a while since there were so many 
submissions, so if you have interest in the playwright's lab, 
try to come to the meeting tonight  (7:00pm in the lab space) if 
you can--though I know its short notice.

At the next meeting of the playwright's lab, January 13th in the 
lab space at 7:00, we will have a public reading of all six 
contest winners.  Writers you must find your own readers for 
this reading.  Everyone who is interested in directing one of 
the plays, designing or working on one of the shows, or 
auditioning is encouraged to come that night to hear the plays.  
Directors MUST be chosen by the 20th.  

On the Playwright's Lab meeting of Jan. 20th, directors will 
also attend and we will discuss what to look for in auditions, 
and how to hold call backs.  Auditions for the festival will be 
held as a cattle call for all shows on 25th and 26th of this 
month, times and place to be announced.  All writers and 
directors must attend.  Call backs will be held independently on 
the 27th, all casting choices will be made at the next meeting 
of the Lab that night, beginning at 7:00, all writers and 
directors must attend.  No one leaves the room until all shows 
are cast.  

Rehearsals will be at the individual production teams 
discretion, but each sunday at 7:00 we will have a production 
meeting with all writers, directors, and designers.

Sunday the 17th will be a closed staged reading of all the shows 
in the lab space, only the casts and crews of the shows will be 
allowed to attend.  

Monday the 18th will be load in and tech.  This will be a late 
night.

Tuesday the 19th and Wednesday the 20th of February will be 
dress rehearsals in the space.

We open Thursday the 21st and run through the 24th, with two 
performances on the 24th, a mantinee and an evening show.

I expect all performances to be sold out since there are only 75 
seats in the house.  There are no comps, for anyone.  If you 
take up a seat you will pay for a ticket.

That about sums it up--start spreading the word to actors, 
directors, and potential audience--the earlier the buzz the 
greater the involvement in this.

Again, thanks to everyone for your submissions!

Todd Ristau
Vice-Chair of the Ensemble Committee, Chair of the Lab 
Programming Committee

Time: Sun, 06-Jan-2002 21:24:46 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

:Happy New Year everybody!

May it be filled with joy!

:PS Lee/Annaliese.  Now that Edward's over, you ready to throw 
:that BONS viewing party?

We will indeed be happy to see people when we're both at home, but 
tragically (for me) Annaliese is currently in Portugal and will not 
return for a bit longer.

After that, you betcha.
We'll figure it out...

Someone came by No Shame lasr friday to see if you were about, but 
left disappointed.

Cheerio,
	   Lee

Time: Sun, 06-Jan-2002 21:33:24 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

:I wanted to start this year of No Shame with a bang.

And indeed you did!
It was great to see you and your ever-growing repertoire of 
dangerous acts. :)

Let's get the PR piece ready by this month's end shall we?

Cheers,
       Lee

Time: Sun, 06-Jan-2002 21:47:44 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

:2) Ursula will now be doing the list posting, though everyone is 
:encouraged to do list posting a reviews, ala the Iowa City style 
:of message posting.  Also Ursula is going to be serving this 
:year as the No Shame Steward for Live Arts.

Go Ursula! 

:4) Best Of No Shame will now be quarterly.  Start making 
:suggestions for the next BEST OF NO SHAME which will be 
:happening in the Lab space on February 28th and March 1st!!!!

I like this a lot! Perhaps it will serve to goad the NO Shame 
population to put in more effort. :)

Of the top of my head, I'd have to vote for Jane's "Firebreathing" 
to entertain those in line right before people get to come inside.

Then Todd's "Abandon the Theatre, for it is going to BURN!"(ooh, 
thematic!)

I think Sean's "My Lawn" by Dave the Angry Suburban Poet and the 
infamous Chicken-Pussy are both worthy. 

Justin's "Boredom" Music was a wacky good time (and I missed seeing 
it cause I was backstage!)

and Sal's "Secondhand Smoke" as a deranged musical choice...

I'd love to see something from Greg or Amanda...

well, that's all my brain is good for at present.
Maybe when Urs puts the recenty lists up, something else will jog 
my memory.

-Lee

Time: Sun, 06-Jan-2002 22:08:43 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

:I just sent in my What I Learned in College Script for anyone 
:interested in seeing it.  Wanted to fully reference it before 
:posting it in case someone might want to sue me for plagiarism.  
:Man, that was a bitch.  Can I say bitch on this message board?  

You can and did. and rightly so. Isn't it good we don't have to 
footnote all the stories we tell?

Having heckled in person, I'll heckle long distance. :)
I think I would have been really entertained by the same material 
if each class/discipline were performed by a different person. As 
though they were all fighting for the control of your brain, 
getting progressively feistier as the piece goes on...
Then at the end you could tell them they all got forgotten equally.
Then they might all skulk off sadly, or turn and kill you...

Easily amused,
		    Lee

Time: Mon, 07-Jan-2002 21:14:04 GMT     IP: 205.188.197.56

Just to remind all, there will be an open to the public reading 
of the 6 winning plays for the Ten Minute Play Festival.

Please come to listen if you are interested in being considered 
as a director for one of the plays--and maybe bring a resume?

We will also want to have as many actors there as possible to 
fill in as readers--this is a great way to get a leg up on 
auditions for the festival, which will be held later this month.

And, of course, we would like a lot of listeners too, there will 
be short moderated discussion after each play and I am sure the 
writers will be interested in the comments.

Tell everyone you know--

Live Arts Lab Space Open to the Public Reading Sunday the 13th.

Thanks

todd

Time: Fri, 11-Jan-2002 21:18:45 GMT     IP: 205.188.193.31

No, this is not a plug for a spin off from What's Happenin' Now, 
but a declaration allowing amnesty for re-run no shame peices 
between now and the first Friday of February.

Any piece you ever did from the beginning of No Shame back in 
April of last year that you would like to do again is fair game 
between now and February--EXCEPT:

1) pieces that were in Novemember's Best Of line up
2) that's it, only the first rule applies.

Now, that being said, NEW pieces are still very much encouraged, 
of course, and will be given preference over re-run pieces when 
we sit down to select the line up for the Best Of No Shame 
performances on February 28th and March 1st.  
Why are we doing this, you ask?

Well, Ursula and I were going through the archives last night 
making a no shame log of dates people performed and we saw a 
bunch of things we thought we'd like to see again...stuff that 
got done on nights with pretty small audiences...and stuff that 
we didn't see at all because we were off someplace doing other 
important stuff.

So tell the kids, tell the police, tell everyone you know that 
there is going to be lots of good stuff going on at no shame 
this month--new works and slightly older new works.

If you think you might have missed something great, make a 
request on the message board and maybe someone will dust off the 
pages of that script for you--

Todd

Time: Sat, 12-Jan-2002 16:40:21 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

I really enjoyed last night's No Shame.

In addition to good work by some of the usual suspects, I 
appreciated Mr. Galbraith's appearances, the surprise introduction 
of the Hammer Dulcimer in a door prize piece that was actually 
sincere, and being made black.

I'd nominate Clinton's piece for Best Of, but then I've always 
wanted a little more melanin (ok, maybe a lot more)...

I want to thank those who responded to The Bluebird. After a 
couple more tweaks (tweets?) we'll put it in the archives for 
anyone who wants to read it the old fashioned way. 

Ciao,
	Lee

Time: Sun, 13-Jan-2002 00:10:53 GMT     IP: 64.12.106.28

Hey, who wrote that? It was very cute -&- witty. It even had some 
words in it that i didn't know.....

Time: Sun, 13-Jan-2002 00:23:48 GMT     IP: 64.12.106.28

If you were wondering, my full name is Katie Thompson (KT fer 
short). I come from the mountainous cow-field regions of 
Virginia know as Culpeper. I am a self-proclaimed intelligent 
little child that attends high school, but not by choice. A am a 
senior, struggling to graduate. Slowly, class by class, i am 
getting kicked out of school. I am currently down to 5 classes. 
I may or may not graduate. It all depends on if i keep my mouth 
shut or not.
I have no buisness being at No Shame. My career as a thespian 
ended in 10th grade at the wicked hand of Maggie Lawerence. Due 
to severe mental break downs, I shall never be a true actor. So 
in the mean time, I amuse myself by writing -&- playing Pokemon. 
Pokemon is so addictive.....
                               Metaphorical hugs,
                                       KT

P.S. I actually got the little piece alluding to Monty Python's 
Flying Circus. I have seen the episode with the exploding 
penguin on the telly. Wow. I feel smart.  :)

Time: Sun, 13-Jan-2002 02:50:22 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

"Are you a Zombie?" by Todd should be in Best Of No Shame.
It somehow slipped my mind til now, perhaps I AM a zombie...

:)Lee

Time: Sun, 13-Jan-2002 22:46:29 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

I liked looking back at the old messages from time to time to 
refresh my memory on various things.   Is there somewhere else 
the old messages can be accessed?  Can things be changed so no 
more of the current messages disappear?

Time: Sun, 13-Jan-2002 22:49:47 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

::2) Ursula will now be doing the list posting, though everyone is 
::encouraged to do list posting a reviews, ala the Iowa City style 
::of message posting.  Also Ursula is going to be serving this 
::year as the No Shame Steward for Live Arts.
:
:Go Ursula! 

Thanks -- more info on this front will be coming soon, as Todd and 
I get some more administrative tidying done.


:Maybe when Urs puts the recenty lists up, something else will jog 
:my memory.

More order lists will be coming soon -- that's part of what we're 
working on.


Thanks for your patience ...  :)


--Ursula

Time: Mon, 14-Jan-2002 19:21:39 GMT     IP: 209.145.69.153

Actualy, I would pretty much like to nominate anything that came 
out of that one creepy no shame night...The one with Todds 
zombie piece. Or maybe even better would be the strange 
confession about the night of the living roadkill complete with 
the televesion set and the sobing actor...that was great. 

On another note, I love it how you have to press previous to get 
to the next message...ah the beauty of community theatre...

Justin

Time: Wed, 16-Jan-2002 05:22:56 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

Ursula, I've no idea where last year's messages went. I suspect 
that if anyone knows it's likely to be the invaluable Jeff Goode. 
Perhaps when I was disposing of the rotting corpse of Last Year, I 
got carried away. But whatever the case, I blame society.

Justin, I've mentioned the very foolish user interface thing 
(pressing "next" to get to "previous") to Jeff, but he says it's 
not customizable. sigh.
I'll have to go look at the order for Macabre Night at No Shame 
again. It was really something...

KT, The Bluebird was written almost entirely by the woman who read 
it- Allison Taylor. I added a tiny word here and there, and plan 
to add many pictures, but the credit should be Allison's. I like 
it alot!

Now I await the return of those slugs. Perhaps Greg has found a 
method to retrieve them from Capistrano.

Cheerio,
	   Lee

Time: Thu, 17-Jan-2002 00:48:49 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

:Justin, I've mentioned the very foolish user interface thing 
:(pressing "next" to get to "previous") to Jeff, but he says it's 
:not customizable. sigh.

I think having to click "previous" to get to the "next" message 
(and vice versa) is preferable to the alternative, which would be 
having the messages presented in chronological order from the top 
down.  I like having the newer ones at the top of the page.

Just my $.02 ...

Time: Thu, 17-Jan-2002 01:16:51 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Jukebox. (scene) By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Lee Moyer and 
Clinton Johnston.

2.  Everybody's Screaming.  (song) Written and performed by K.T.

3.  Yammamoto's Decision.  (scene/excerpt)  By S. Ross.  
Performed by S. Ross and Lee Moyer.

4.  Real Conversations.  (comedy/monologue)  Written and 
performed by Gare Galbraith.

5.  A Case of Conflict.  (scene)  By Todd Ristau.  Performed by 
Gare Galbraith and Todd Ristau.

6.  Honorary Black Folk.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Clinton Johnston.

7.  This Is Why.  (scene)  By Trent Westbrook.  Performed by K.T. 
and Justin Wolf.

8.  [Untitled]?  (song w/hammer dulcimer, featuring a door prize, 
the ceramic Jesus)  Written and performed by Dolores Curry.

9.  The Bluebird.  (poem w/illustrations)  Crafted and performed 
by Allison Taylor and Lee Moyer.

10.  Firebug.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Todd 
Ristau, under the Amnesty Declaration of January 2002.

Stage Manager:  Clinton
Lights/Sound:  Ursula
Concessions:  Todd
Door:  Jane

Time: Thu, 17-Jan-2002 02:57:17 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

Amendment: (in the cause of "compleatness")

:8.  [Untitled]?  (song w/hammer dulcimer, featuring a door prize, 
:the ceramic Jesus)  Written and performed by Dolores Curry.

.. and assisted by Todd Ristau.



If anyone has amendments, corrections or comments on anything 
else, the floor is yours.

Time: Fri, 18-Jan-2002 04:01:36 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.157

:I think having to click "previous" to get to the "next" message 
:(and vice versa) is preferable to the alternative, which would be 
:having the messages presented in chronological order from the top 
:down.  I like having the newer ones at the top of the page.

Oh, the reverse chronology plenty smart, but simply changing the 
names to "Newer Messages" -&- "Older Messages" would complete this 
clever revision admirably. Always options with interface (if your 
provider allows).

Glad to see you posting. 
Looking forward to tomorrow night.

:)Lee

Time: Fri, 18-Jan-2002 19:11:50 GMT     IP: 64.132.0.10


 First off, I would like to thanks Justin And K.T. for 
volunteering for my piece last week, you both did an amazing job 
with the cold read (it went much smoother than I was expecting).
   In trying to remeber pieces to suggest for BestOf, I have much 
trouble recalling the orders, does anyone know where the old 
lists can be found now?  I'm sure if I could look through them 
all the skits I loved would jump back out at me.
   Last,  I am gathering material and information to start some 
grassroots promoting of our beloved NoShame.  If any one has 
anything or more over any suggestions of places for flyers and 
such, please, send me a message.

            -Trent.

Time: Fri, 18-Jan-2002 23:59:08 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

:   In trying to remeber pieces to suggest for BestOf, I have much 
:trouble recalling the orders, does anyone know where the old 
:lists can be found now?  I'm sure if I could look through them 
:all the skits I loved would jump back out at me.

If you go to the Charlottesville home page (click the link at the 
top of the board), you'll see a small link on the right that says 
"Order for ...".  Once you get there, it's actually all the orders 
from the past No Shames.

I have yet to fill in the orders from 12/14 through 01/04, but I 
hope to do that over the weekend, if I can remember to get the 
info when I'm at the LaB tonight.

I'm sure you're not the only one who wishes I would hurry up and 
do it.

See everyone tonight!!

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 17:52:12 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

:I liked looking back at the old messages from time to time to 
:refresh my memory on various things.   Is there somewhere else 
:the old messages can be accessed?  Can things be changed so no 
:more of the current messages disappear?


Answer:  You can find all the old messages, arranged by month, 
under the link called No Shame Archives on the Charlottesville 
home page.

Since that's the case, I withdraw my request for not having any 
more of the current messages disappear.

Lesson: look around the site more before asking unnecessary 
questions and panicking about something that didn't happen.

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 18:09:24 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Unusual Suspects.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Lee 
Moyer.

2.  Meditation Blackout.  (poem)  Written and performed by Tucker 
Duncan.

3.  Yamamoto's Decision.  (scene/excerpt)  By S. Ross.  Performed 
by D. Curry and S. Ross.

4.  Hip Hop Syndrome.  (poem)  Written and performed by Tucker 
Duncan.

5.  Are You a Zombie?  (monologue/self-test)  (Written?) and 
performed by Todd Ristau. (amnesty piece)

6.  "I escaped an inescapable prison" (1st line).  (poem)  
Written and performed by Tucker Duncan.

7.  Untitled.  (song a cappella) Written and performed by K.T. 
(successful reprise of the unfinished performance from last week)

8.  Civics Lesson.  (scene)  Written and performed by Clinton 
Johnston.

9.  "Film is forever."  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Todd Ristau.  (amnesty piece)

10.  Reflections.  (song)  Written and performed by Jason Burke.


Stage Manager:  Todd
Lights/Sound:  Ursula
Concessions:  Clinton
Door:  Jamie -&- Jane

Door prize:  a baseball

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 18:43:53 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Puberty Shriek, Episode 10.  (scene)  By Todd Ristau.  
Performed by Lee Moyer.

2.  "Poem".  Written and performed by ? Jordan.

3.  Cherokee Street.  (song)  Written and performed by Jason 
Burke.

4.  Yamamoto's Decision.  (scene/excerpt)  By S. Ross.  Performed 
by D. Curry and S. Ross.

5.  I Am Teething!  (monologue)  Written and performed by Jane 
Jones.

6.  Grateful Dead Bootlegs/Second Hand Smoke.  (monologue/song)  
Written and performed by Sal Milione.

7.  What I Learned in College.  (monologue)  Written and 
performed by Dan Best.

8.  Work #1.  (scene)  By Clinton Johnston.  Performed by Clinton 
Johnston, Todd Ristau, Scott Silet, Jane Jones, ?? others

9.  Ronny Faber vs. the Tooth Fairy.  Chapter 2: Dark Faerie.  
(reading)  Written and read by bkMarcus.

10.  Day Trip to Guam.  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Greg Hayes 
and Lee Moyer.

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 19:04:11 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Puberty Shriek, Episode 11.  (scene)  By Todd Ristau.  
Performed by  Clinton Johnston, Annaliese Moyer, Natalie Marcus, 
Jay Dempsey.

2.  Ronny Faber vs. the Tooth Fairy.  Chapter 2: Dark Faerie.  
"Fireworks."  (reading)  Written and read by bkMarcus.

3.  A 1-Minute Christmas Carol.  By Jeff Goode.  Performed by Dan 
McShane, Clinton Johnston, Lee Moyer, Greg Hayes, Leo Arico.

4.  Improv by Scott Silet and Clinton Johnston.

5.  His Clothes Are Dyed in the Blood of Starving Children.  
(monologue)  Written (and performed?) by Trent Westbrook.  (door 
prize piece, the Belgian Santa)

6.  Untitled Instrumental.  (song)  Written and performed by Sal 
Milione.

7.  Home Truths.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Lee 
Moyer.

8.  Ronny Faber vs. the Tooth Fairy.  Chapter 2: Dark Faerie.  
"TV Dinner."  (reading)  Written and ready by bkMarcus.

9.  Krizmuzdai.  (monologue)  By Frederik Norberg.  Performed by 
??.

10.  Chanting the Pickle Deific.  (poem)  Written and performed 
by J.D. Scott.

11.  3rd Grade, All the World's a Stage, What Are You Doing 
Saturday Night?  (poems)  Written and performed by Brandon 
Allison.


NOTE:  I was not there on December 21st, so if anyone can or 
wants to post corrections, amendments, additions, deletions or 
whatever to this order, please do.

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 19:20:21 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Puberty Shriek, Episode 12.  (scene)  By Todd Ristau.  
Performed by Todd Ristau and ??.

2.  The Sal Show, Part 1.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Sal Milione.

3.  Chopsticks.  (poem)  Written and performed by Alex Davis.

4.  "I've been dizzy walking in a tizzy" (1st line).  (song)  
Written and performed by Rich Cieslewitz.

5.  Nam.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Brandon Allison.

6.  The Sal Show (paintings).  (monologue)  Written and performed 
by Sal Milione.

7.  Work #2 - Vince.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Clinton Johnston.

8.  "Poems."  Written and performed by K.T.

9.  Just a Touch Away.  (song)  By Kathy Steblen and Sal Milione. 
 Performed by Sal Milione.

10.  High Holy Days! A Sermon for the First Church of Judith.  
(monologue)  Written and performed by Lee Moyer.


NOTE:  I was not there on December 28th, so if anyone can or    
wants to post corrections, amendments, additions, deletions or   
whatever to this order, please do.

Time: Sat, 19-Jan-2002 19:44:22 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

1.  Physics Project II.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Jane Jones.

2.  The New Year.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Brandon 
Allison.

3.  Yamamoto's Decision - prologue.  (scene/excerpt).  Written 
and performed by S. Ross.

4.  Rachel; Blind; Away.  (poems)  Written and performed by 
Rachel Church.

5.  "Going For It!!"  (instrumental)  Written and performed by 
Sal Milione.  Assisted by Scott Silet, Lee Moyer and Clinton 
Johnston.

6.  Hero Life.  (scene)  By Clinton Johnston.  Performed by Jane 
Jones, Lee Moyer and Clinton Johnston.

7.  No, I won't take my hat off.  (poem)  Written and performed 
by K.T.

8.  Yamamoto's Decision - epilogue.  (scene/excerpt)  By S. Ross. 
 Performed by D. Curry.

9.  Denial of Service.  A Sermon for the First Church of Judith. 
 (monologue)  Written and performed by Lee Moyer.

10.  I Seen the Fire.  (fire breathing)  By Jane Jones.  **DO NOT 
TRY THIS AT HOME!!**


Stage Manager:  Clinton
Lights/Sound:  Ursula
Concessions:  Joan
Door:  Jane

Time: Fri, 25-Jan-2002 00:00:32 GMT     IP: 216.12.0.25

  Order for 12/21/01. 
9. Krizmuzdai was performed by Bremen Donovan. She really 
radiated the doomed happiness of this post-nuclear holiday scene, 
and was a total joy to watch. 

Order for 12/14/01. 
8.  Work #1. I believe that Joan and I are the missing names 
here.  


Thanks, Lee!!

Time: Sat, 26-Jan-2002 15:32:07 GMT     IP: 216.12.0.25

1.  "Crochet."  (monologue)  Written and performed by Jane Jones.

2.  "Riding up hearing" (1st line).  (poem)  Written and 
performed by Tucker Duncan.

3.  Drive Around.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Lee 
Moyer, Sarah Merkel, ? Cleek (or Cleek ?), Clinton Johnston.

[Note:  If you can fill in the ?, please post a reply.]

4.  "I have learned ..."  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Carole Gromadzki.

5.  Stereotype Allegory.  (song)  Written and performed by Celena 
Church and Iaoca Medes.

6.  L Word.  (scene)  By Clinton Johnston.  Performed by Clinton 
Johnston, Annaliese Moyer and Lee Moyer.

7.  Tree of Love.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Jane 
Jones.  (amnesty)

8.  $80 a week.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Todd 
Ristau.  (amnesty)


Stage Manager:  Clinton
Lights/Sound:  Ursula
Concessions:  Joan
Door:  Jane

Door prize:  Christmas tree ornament