Time: Fri, 01-Mar-2002 06:25:27 GMT     IP: 128.143.3.180

was fantastic.  Really enjoyed all the pieces, and nice to see 
new faces all around.  The piece with the disposable cameras was 
genius, IMHO.

Mad zombie kisses to all,

James

Time: Sat, 02-Mar-2002 18:22:06 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[As usual, please write back if you have additions or corrections 
to this list.]


Pre-show entertainment:  Jane Jones, fire-breathing (outside)  -&- 
Justin Wolf, musical saw (inside)

1.  Untitled.  (song)  Written and performed by Sal Milione.

2.  Angry Suburban Poet.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Sean Nitchmann.

3.  Nightmare Room.  (song)  Written and performed by Sherwood 
Ross.

4.  Smoocher.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Justin Wolf.

5.  Time Served.  (scene)  By T.G. Westbrook.  Performed by T.G. 
Westbrook and a volunteer from the audience.

Note:  Please reply if you know who that young gent was.

6.  Caffeine.  (poem)  Written and performed by Erin Fleck.

7.  Bluebird.  (poem)  By Allison Taylor and Lee Moyer.  
Performed by Lee and Annaliese Moyer.

8.  Episode 9 of Puberty Shriek, the Werewolf Play.  (scene)  By 
Todd Ristau.  Performed by Greg Hays and Todd Ristau.

INTERMISSION

9.  $80 a Week.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Todd 
Ristau.

10.  Everybody's Screamin' on This Winter's Night.  (song)  
Written and performed by K.T.

11.  Lightning.  (scene)  By T.G. Westbrook.  Performed by T.G. 
Westbrook and a volunteer from the audience.

Note:  Please reply if you know who that young lady was.

12.  Daytrip to Guam.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Lee 
Moyer and Greg Hays.

13.  Belly Poem.  (poem)  Written and performed by Tucker Duncan, 
with assistance from Todd Ristau.

14.  Discount Bob.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Sean 
Nitchmann.

15.  Abandon the Theater, For It's Going to Burn.  (monologue)  
Written and performed by Todd Ristau.


Stage Manager:  Jane
Lights/Sound:  Urse
Concessions:  Todd
Door:  Sal

door prize:  original artwork for the "Are You a Zombie?" quiz 
brochure

Time: Sat, 02-Mar-2002 18:29:57 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[As usual, please write back if you have additions or corrections 
to this list.]


Pre-show entertainment:  Jane Jones, fire-breathing outside) -&- 
Clinton Johnston, "I Bet You Think This Piece Is About You",  
(inside)

1.  Am I Black Enough?  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Clinton Johnston. 

2.  Untitled.  (song)  Written and performed by Sal Milione.

3.  Angry Suburban Poet.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Sean Nitchmann.

4.  Nightmare Room.  (song)  Written and performed by Sherwood 
Ross.

5.  Smoocher.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Justin Wolf.

6.  Time Served.  (scene)  By T.G. Westbrook.  Performed by T.G. 
Westbrook and a volunteer from the audience.

Note:  Please reply if you know who that young lady was.

7.  Caffeine.  (poem)  Written and performed by Erin Fleck.

8.  Bluebird.  (poem)  By Allison Taylor and Lee Moyer.  
Performed by Lee and Annaliese Moyer.

9.  Episode 9 of Puberty Shriek, the Werewolf Play.  (scene)  By 
Todd Ristau.  Performed by Greg Hays and Todd Ristau.

INTERMISSION

10.  $80 a Week.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Todd 
Ristau.

11.  Everybody's Screamin' on This Winter's Night.  (song)  
Written and performed by K.T.

12.  Lightning.  (scene)  By T.G. Westbrook.  Performed by T.G. 
Westbrook and a volunteer from the audience.

Note:  Please reply if you know who that young lady was.

13.  Daytrip to Guam.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Lee 
Moyer and Greg Hays.

14.  Belly Poem.  (poem)  Written and performed by Tucker Duncan, 
with assistance from Todd Ristau.

15.  Discount Bob.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Sean 
Nitchmann.

16.  Abandon the Theater, For It's Going to Burn.  (monologue)  
Written and performed by Todd Ristau.


Stage Manager:  Clinton
Lights/Sound:  Urse
Concessions:  Joan
Door:  Sal

door prize:  a ceramic teapot

Time: Sat, 02-Mar-2002 18:50:06 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[As usual, please write back if you have additions or corrections 
to this list.]


1.  Give Space a Chance.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by 
Greg Hays and Lee Moyer.

2.  Knight.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Bremen 
Donovan.

Door prize piece:  the knight in shining armor

Note:  Bremen:  If you have a real title for this piece, please 
reply.  I just made this one up.

3.  Great Grant Explorer.  (improv)  Written and performed by Leo 
Arico and Jane Jones.

All Hail the Temple of Ursula!!!

4.  Black History Piece II.  (monologue)  Written and performed 
by Gare Galbraith.

5.  Teenage Waistbands.  (song)  Written and performed by Clinton 
Johnston, with dancing by Jane Jones, Jessica Harrison and Bremen 
Donovan.

6.  Bathroom Manners.  (monologue)  Written and performed by 
Charlotte Tisdale.

7.  Random poetry.  (poems)  Written and performed by Luicia 
Derceto.

8.  Dancing by the Albemarle Morris Men.  

Note:  One of these fine dancers is Bill Davis, but I don't have 
names for any of the others, so write back if you can tell us who 
the rest of them were.

9.  The Meditation Polka.  (scene/song)  By Sherwood Ross.  Scene 
performed by Clinton Johnston, Lee Moyer and Sherwood Ross; song 
performed by Sherwood Ross.

10.  Shameless.  (scene)  By Jane Jones, assisted by Clinton 
Johnston.  Performed by Jane Jones, Annaliese Moyer, Cecilia 
Charre and Jessica Harrison.

Note:  Jane, I made up this title, too -- so reply if you have a 
title you'd prefer.


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

door prize:  an angry beaver

Time: Sat, 02-Mar-2002 18:52:53 GMT     IP: 168.191.213.168

Note:  Please reply if you know who that young gent was.

His name is Johnny. I don't know if he wants his last name 
listed though. 

Time: Sun, 03-Mar-2002 17:31:33 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

I totally forgot the special amnesty performance of:

Cognitive Dissonance.  (song)  By Unterman and Mngetsu.  Performed 
by Ian Unterman, Ahmde Mngetsu and Tim Van Dyck.

After the Meditation Polka by S. Ross and before Shameless by J. 
Jones.

Time: Sun, 03-Mar-2002 19:05:02 GMT     IP: 216.12.17.125

"Note:  Please speak up if you were one of the Radio Voices or if 
you know who they were."

Sorry for the late reply.  I know that Trent and I were two of 
the Radio Voices.  However, I'm unsure as to who the third was.  
Take care! :)
~Cecilia

Time: Sat, 09-Mar-2002 05:45:38 GMT     IP: 64.12.96.43

Ursula,
 The title for the knight in shining armor door prize piece 
is "Soft Armor."  Sorry I forgot to put it on!
                    -Bremen
                  

Time: Wed, 13-Mar-2002 08:56:44 GMT     IP: 172.163.131.62

Althought I think we might have been able to work around 
some of the problems with the new boards, I have not 
figured out a way around the profanity filters, and as you 
probably know, adult language is frequently relevant and 
appropriate to discussions of No Shame.  So for the time 
being the new boards are being abandoned, and we will 
resort to the old boards until such time as a suitable 
replacement can be set up.

Rest assured we are, in fact, working feverishly on such a 
replacement even as we speak, and hopefully it will be up 
soon.

In the meantime, please note the following temporary 
change in message board policy:

Any posts to these boards which are abusive, fraudulent, 
libelous, spamulous or otherwise harmful, will be deleted 
without comment.

In addition, any posts which do not contain a *valid email 
address* and appear to be frivolous, misleading, irrelevant 
or otherwise uninformative, will also be arbitrarily edited.

As always, No Shamers who *do* provide a correct email 
address in their posts should feel free to be as frivolous and 
irrelevant as they please.  But not abusive and fraudulent.

If you feel that someone has falsely posted to this board 
using your identity.  (Or if YOU have posted and would like to 
have your message removed for whatever reason)  Simply 
write to NOSHTH@AOL.COM *from your correct email 
account*, stating that the message in question should be 
deleted, and it will be removed at the first possible 
opportunity.

My apologies for any inconvenience these recent changes 
have caused you, and I hope to have the new boards up as 
soon as possible.

...Jeff

Time: Thu, 14-Mar-2002 00:04:27 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[Sorry this is being posted so late in the week.  Also, there are 
many missing pieces of information, so if you can fill in, please 
post.  Thanks.]


1.  Extra Money.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Charlotte 
Tisdale.

2.  Reflections.  (song - guitar)  Written and performed by Jason 
Burke.

3.  Am I Feminist Enough Yet?  (dialogue)  Written and performed 
by Kirsten Thorsen and Joan Ruelle.

4.  Poem.  Written and performed by Anderson.

[Note:  Title of poem??  Ms. Anderson's first name??]

5.  Untitled.  (song - piano)  Written and performed by Molly 
Murphy.

6.  Poem.  Written and performed by Sally Murphy.

[Note:  Title of poem??]

7.  Song. (piano)  Written and performed by Molly Murphy.

[Note:  Title of song??]

8.  Breaking the Rules at the Folger.  (monologue)  Written and 
performed by Heinbuch.

[Note:  Actual title of piece??  Mr. Heinbuch's first name??]

9.  Poem.  Written and performed by Anderson.

[Note:  Again, title of poem??]

10.  Hard to Conceive.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by 
Trent Westbrook, Jane Jones and Lee Moyer.

11.  The Anniversary Party.  (scene)  By Joan Ruelle.  Performed 
by Annaliese Moyer, Jane Jones and Lee Moyer.


Stage Manager:  Joan
Lights/Sound:  Urse
Concessions:  Kirsten
Door:  Kirsten

Door prize:  hell if I can remember at this moment

Time: Thu, 14-Mar-2002 21:27:04 GMT     IP: 216.12.17.125

Oh dear!  There are lots of absent pieces to this order. Well 
Urse, the only bit I can help you out with is the doorprize:  a 
white, plastic mask.  Good luck on the rest.  Take care!
h-&-k, 
Cecilia

Time: Fri, 15-Mar-2002 00:27:25 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

:Oh dear!  There are lots of absent pieces to this order. Well 
:Urse, the only bit I can help you out with is the doorprize:  a 
:white, plastic mask.  Good luck on the rest.  Take care!
:h--&--k, 
:Cecilia


If people submit nothing for the archive, that's what the archive 
will contain.

Thanks for the info on the door prize.  And did you see my message 
on the other board (before it was obliterated) about coming early 
tomorrow to see about the light setup?

Time: Sat, 16-Mar-2002 02:01:35 GMT     IP: 152.163.206.194

Ok, 

Puberty Shriek, the whole play, will be read on Sunday night at 
7:00 in the Lab space (free)

I'd like to have the following people read for me if they can--
I'd like all of you to come listen if you can.

Readers, please RSVP ASAP so I can find alternates if I need to.

Rehearsal on Sunday at 5:00


Stage Directions: Ursula
Carl: Sherwood Ross (Leo Arico as alternate)
Max: Trent Westbrook (Justin Wolf as alternate)
Candy: Bremen Donovan 
Old Man: Lee Moyer
Julian: Sean Nichtman  (Clinton has to listen as a writer)
Lindsey: Annaliesse Moyer
Mary: Jane Jones
Deputy: Greg Hays
Deputy: Scott Silet (or Lee Moyer as alternate)
Sid: Greg Hays



Thanks--now I have to get back to typing the script

Todd

Time: Sat, 16-Mar-2002 17:49:36 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[As always, please reply if you have additions, subtractions, 
corrections, rejections or whatever.  Thanks.]


1.  The Rape of the Candy.  (scene)  By Cecilia Charre.  
Performed by Tucker Duncan, Jane Jones and Cecilia Charre.

2.  Loss.  (poem)  Written and performed by Ezra.

3.  Truth (bit o').  (monologue)  Written and performed by Trent 
Westbrook.

4.  Random Musings.  (monologue)  Written and performed by K.T.

5.  Katherine Takes Over...AGAIN!/Fabulous.  (poems) By Rishima 
and Gray.  Performed by Rishima.

6.  Ginger.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Lee Moyer.

7.  Some Dumb Jokes I Wrote.  (monologue)  Written and performed 
by Ron Ricky.

8.  Cool Lesbians.  (monologue)  By Clinton Johnston.  Performed 
by Annaliese Moyer.

9.  Abandon the Dance./Spark and Boil.  (poems)  Written and 
performed by Jason Burke.

10.  Paradox.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Brandon 
Allison.

11.  Spyrochetes, Schmyrochetes.  (monologue)  Written and 
performed by Todd Ristau.


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

door prize:  "sick" smiley face mug

Time: Sun, 17-Mar-2002 04:26:38 GMT     IP: 152.163.204.52

Todd, 
 I can read for Puberty Shriek on Sunday.  Thanks.
        -Bremen

Time: Sun, 17-Mar-2002 21:37:34 GMT     IP: 24.51.110.200

Greetings All,
Todd is sicker than a dog, so the Puberty Shriek Reading 
scheduled for tonight is cancelled.  Apologies for the late 
notice -- beware, beware the horrible flu bug!

--Joan

Time: Sat, 23-Mar-2002 17:17:24 GMT     IP: 64.4.119.126

Oh the Humanity.

Last night's No Shame was boggling.
All that music (I liked Mendy's song in particular), all those 
institutions (high school, college, mental hospital, prison, No 
Shame itself), and the rockin' acoustic Bard o' Avon.

Amazing when you consider the dearth of music in previous weeks. 
The people who don't come regularly can't have any idea what 
they're missing. Heaven knows it defies prediction.

Cheers,
       Lee

Time: Sun, 24-Mar-2002 14:17:10 GMT     IP: 67.200.135.249

Please, Lee......don't think of it as an institution. Think of 
it as an...unexpected, but pleasent vacation.

Time: Sun, 24-Mar-2002 22:32:55 GMT     IP: 205.188.193.49

I nominate Cecilia's from the no shame before last and the 
litterbug piece by Lee from this just past one.

Also, I forgot to get it up in time, but the puberty shriek 
reading that was last week is this week, tonight, in an hour...

Todd

Time: Mon, 25-Mar-2002 23:21:53 GMT     IP: 64.4.119.126

The Toddmeister wrote:

:I nominate Cecilia's from the no shame before last and the 
:litterbug piece by Lee from this just past one.

I think that it would be great to have a Director for Best Of.
There seems to be a desire for feedback on the part of many No 
Shamers, and I think any director with experience (Todd and Clinton 
leap to mind) would be able to help more inexperienced No Shamers 
make their pieces that much better.

I'm flattered to have Todd nominate my piece without the luxury of 
sufficient hindsight, but to actually have a little feedback as to 
the whys and wherefores would be very helpful.

If not a director, then at least a discussion with the other Best 
Of folks where some mutual critique goes on. Having seen some 
conversation and critique after The Puberty Shriek reading, I think 
it would help me a lot.

Thanks,
       Lee

Time: Wed, 27-Mar-2002 01:03:55 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[As always, please write back if you have any corrections, 
additions, deletions, etc.]


1.  Hamlet Song.  (song)  Music by Anselm Clinard, words by 
William Shakespeare.  Performed by Anselm Clinard.

2.  About Monologues.  (monologues)  By Will Koogler.  Performed 
by Todd Ristau.

3.  Trouble's Stepping on My Heels.  (song)  Written and 
performed by Cory Capron.

4.  Mental Hospital Blues.  (song, with intro)  Written and 
performed by K.T.

5.  I Wish I Were a Low Maintenance Whore (I'm So Damn Sorry).  
(song)  Written and performed by Mendy Hardy.

6.  Freestyle Music.  (song)  Written and performed by Ben, Thom 
and Tim.

7.  The Schlong Monologues.  (monologue/song)  Written and 
performed by Sherwood Ross.

8.  Litterbug.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed by Todd Ristau, 
Lee Moyer, Jane Jones and Mark Valhovic.

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

door prize:  a rock

Time: Sat, 30-Mar-2002 05:28:44 GMT     IP: 137.54.193.88

Hey,
I had a great time performing at the No Shame Theater here in 
Charlottesville. I was wondering if any fellow performers know of 
other open-mike nights in or around the Charlottesville/Richmond 
area, preferably ones that aren't completely music. I'm looking 
for other places to hone my standup comedy skills.
Thanks for your info.
~Lee

Time: Sat, 30-Mar-2002 05:36:30 GMT     IP: 24.26.128.73

sorry to use the message board for personal communication, but I 
don't know how to get in touch other wise. But to KT, I've had 
to alter my plans and I won't be back in town in time to go to 
the concert. I'm really sorry I wish I could, but I have to 
bring my brother back with me so I can't leave until Sunday. 
Sorry again. 

Time: Sun, 31-Mar-2002 00:59:33 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

[Please reply with corrections, etc., as always.]


1.  Easter Eggstravaganza.  (monologue/egg-eating)  Written and 
performed by K.T.

2.  Ode to Thaddeus.  (scene)  Written and performed by Lindsey 
and Rishima.

3.  Penelar of the Reefs, from The Book of All Cities.  (reading) 
 By Benjamin Rosenbaum.  Read by Lee Moyer.

4.  Stand-up comedy.  (monologue) Written and performed by Lee 
Camp.

5.  Excerpt from "Baron Jiro."  (scene)  By Sherwood Ross.  
Performed by Cecilia Charre and Lee Moyer, stage directions read 
by Sherwood Ross.

6.  Sit-down comedy.  (monologue)  Written and performed by Ron 
Ricky.

7.  The Lost Balls Blues.  (song)  Written and performed by 
Sherwood Ross.

8.  Eggs, Baked Beans and Sam.  (scene)  By Lee Moyer.  Performed 
by Lee Moyer, Annaliese Moyer, Allison Taylor and Todd Ristau.


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

door prize:  miniature car

Time: Sun, 31-Mar-2002 01:02:29 GMT     IP: 209.145.71.249

I'll be out of town.  Trent has agreed to do the lights and 
provide the before- and after-show music.

Todd or Clinton:  Can you post the order?


Thanks -- see you in two weeks!!!

Time: Sun, 31-Mar-2002 02:38:40 GMT     IP: 168.191.213.167

2.  Ode to Thaddeus.  (scene)  Written and performed by Lindsey 
and Rishima.

She spells her name: Lindsay. With an "a".

Time: Sun, 31-Mar-2002 03:14:42 GMT     IP: 64.4.115.95

:Trent has agreed to do the lights and 
:provide the before- and after-show music.

Todd, can you do lights during a piece of mine that Trent is in?

:Thanks -- see you in two weeks!!!

Have a boffo trip!
We'll miss you of course, and you'll miss the oft-delayed PR piece, 
but otherwise we all envy you.

:)Lee