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The Secret of Eunice | EXIT INTERVIEW Actor Nell Gwynn
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A Guide to my Dream Collage By: Eunice Parsnack Dear Fox News “Good Things” Collage Contest Judges, Here is my dream collage. Thank you for running the terrific piece about “The Secret” and launching this contest. If I hadn’t seen it, I would ever have been able to manifest my…
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If this Play were a Cake... | Exit Interview Actor Cassandra Stokes-Wylie
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A brief excerpt from The Exit Interview:Cheerleader Two cheers, "Bertolt Brecht!"Cheerleader One responds, "Who's Bertolt Brecht!?!" Well, Cheerleader One, I'm glad you asked. Bertolt Brecht was this German guy who directed plays and had very strong opinions about what theatre should be and how it should affect people. He's kind…
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Baby, I'm a Firework | Exit Interview Actor Darrin Doman
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Ready? OK! Rock 'em Sock 'em Sisk-boom-bah! Fireworks Hailstones...um...KAPOOYA! Now that I have your attention, someone cue that Katy Perry song to underscore my blog. I am feeling like a firework and want the world to read about it. Not only am I totally excited to be part of THE…
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Love UT Give UT and SLAC | Jennie Nicholls-Smith, Grants Coordinator
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It is an exciting time to be a SLAC patron. The 2012/13 season is coming to a close. Two incredible shows are coming up to fill out a phenomenal season. THE EXIT INTERVIEW by William Missouri Downs, premiering April 10, is unapologetic in its dry wit and effortless humor. And…
So Long, Farewell | Rope Swing Actor Lucas Bybee
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This isn't so much a blog as it is a thank you letter. I just wanted to thank all the kind people at Salt Lake Acting Company for letting me be a part of this journey that is "How To Make A Rope Swing". Shawn Fisher's play is poignant and…
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A Note from Glenn Turner
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Hi AllIt's been wonderful putting myself inside of the world of Auther "Bo" Wells. I want to Thank all of the many "Bo's " that have passed my way, and made it possible for me to do what I do. The Salt Lake Acting Company is a WONDERFUL place, and…
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Back at SLAC | Rope Swing Actor Jayne Luke
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I love to work at SLAC. When I moved to Salt Lake City in the 80's I went to see Tony Larimer, Gail Hickman, Val Kittel and Al Nevins in a production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." I don't know if the organization had the name Salt Lake Acting…
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A Familiar Path to a Different Perspective | Season Subscriber & Grants Coordinator at SLAC Jennie Nicholls-Smith
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Saturday's evening snow and treacherous driving conditions had a visceral connection to the HOW TO MAKE A ROPE SWING performance that night. As I shuffled up the familiar path to the SLAC entrance, I was not sure what to expect. Although I had read the script and saw a reading…
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Click, Clack, Moo: Kids That Type | Fourth year kid's show audience member Sabrine Bourija
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Hello, my name is Sabrine Bourija. I am 13 years old and I have been to all of the children’s plays that SLAC has presented. Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type is a fun and energetic play that is suitable for age groups 5-9 years old; however, adults will enjoy…
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A Mooving Experience | Click, Clack, Moo Actor Shelby Andersen
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Moooooo! I can safely say that working on Click Clack Moo has been an extremely fun, challenging, exciting, nerve-wracking, and wonderful experience. I am so glad to be back on the SLAC stage this winter, I couldn't have asked for a better way to spend my December! You'd think that…
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Click, Clack, Moo: Randall Types | Click, Click, Moo Actor Randall Eames
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“Cows that type?! Impossible!” That’s what I thought when I was first cast in the show in August. Now I can firmly tell you, not only can cows type, but they can tap dance, sing in harmony, stage a peaceful uprising, and be some of the best folks to work…
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