This is a continuation of last week’s interview! Chelsea shares the ins and outs of what it’s like to be in film. If you’re interested in taking a look at how film is different from theatre, what Chelsea finds challenging and what she loves most about working in film, along with so much more, thenContinue reading “An interview with Chelsea Jurkiewicz (Pt. 2)”
Tag Archives: Theater
An interview with Chelsea Jurkiewicz (Pt. 1)
No two actors are the same and we can always learn from one another! In this bi-weekly interviewing series I am asking actors their secrets to learning monologues, how to deal with audition nerves, and other aspects of their artistic process.
An interview with Marikah Leal
Today I’ve got an interview with the wonderfully talented Marikah Leal! Every time I’ve seen her perform I am blown away. I don’t know how she does it! Her commitment to her characters, her raw talent, and her ability to truly exist in the moment is awe inspiring. I’m excited to share this interview withContinue reading “An interview with Marikah Leal”
An interview with Andrew Pereida
Andrew Pereida has lots to share about monologues, auditioning, and more!
An interview with Sean Stoll
Sean Stoll has plenty of advice to share with you from how to deal with audition nerves to why actors should get involved with backstage work.
Flyin’ West by Pearl Cleage
The West. The new frontier. Many African Americans made new lives for themselves out there, but it wasn’t easy. Miss Leah, Sophie, and Fannie have been thriving on their own and when Sophie and Fannie’s younger sister Minnie comes to visit with her husband Frank, things get interesting.
Pieces by Hywel John
Jack and Beatrice are twins who have lost their parents. They don’t have any grandparents, aunts or uncles to look after them, so their care is left in the hands of their godmother, Sophie. She is wildly unprepared and together they grieve and try to remember the past. The Monologues Genre: Drama Character specifics: BeaContinue reading “Pieces by Hywel John”
An interview with Suzanne Grazyna
Suzanne Grazyna shares some of her most common monologue mistakes, what her warm-up routine is, and much, much more!
The Lifespan of a Fact by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell
Based on the book by John D’Agata and Jim Fingal Jim Fingal, a fresh Harvard grad, is assigned to fact check the essay of the talented writer, John D’Agata. The subject is the suicide of a teenage boy in Las Vegas and this story could save the struggling New York magazine it will be publishedContinue reading “The Lifespan of a Fact by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell”
Interlock by Ira Levin
Hilde, a young German immigrant, works for a disabled woman, Mrs. Price, and she has no shortage of wealth. Hilde’s fiance, Paul, is also a German immigrant and a young pianist, who dreams of having a career in music. Hilde hopes that Mrs. Price will take an interest in Paul’s ambitions and she does, butContinue reading “Interlock by Ira Levin”
The Monologue Blog 