Comments | dance_diva_1313: Whatever

dance_diva_1313

Whatever

Jan 10, 2008 15:39

So much drama. I guess I am now the new bitch of the rehearsals. Oh well c'est la vie.

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cinders_and_ash January 11 2008, 14:58:31 UTC

In my experience, someone has to be. So, get out there and haul some ass!

vick_e January 13 2008, 00:27:09 UTC

DRAMA? AMEN.

browner1 January 15 2008, 01:56:30 UTC

I don't understand why, in the small town of Fort McMurray, there is always sooooo much friggin drama.

Hah, good luck.

browner1 January 17 2008, 01:14:58 UTC

you bring drama with you wherever you go sarah.

browner1 January 17 2008, 01:36:57 UTC

Firstly, I was referring to the drama within the theatre in Fort McMurray since the post was regarding 'rehearsals.'

And hah, it's funny that you say that actually, because between me and the people around me here, there is no drama, and that suits me just fiiine.

dance_diva_1313 January 17 2008, 09:10:38 UTC

Just to let you know the anonymous person was not me. And drama is everywhere, not just in the theatre of Fort McMurray. But I do not want a fight on my page because it is mine and because I said so. So if you do not have anything nice to say then say it on your lj not mine. And I really am not the bitch of rehearsals I was just in a bad mood the day I posted this so yeah. Life is drama. There is drama wherever any one goes it's not just in Fort McMurray Sarah. Just because your not hearing what you like doesn't mean that it's just here. And I do want to say that it was quite rude of you to say that the theatre has go down hill since you left, because it is still the same. That, you could have kept to your self. People who are apart of the theatre might have read that and later in you life you may come across one of those people and the out come may not be pretty. Many people have their opinions but not everyone feels the need to publicize them. But like I said no fights on my page. Thank you.

browner1 January 17 2008, 15:35:02 UTC

I didn't say anywhere on your page about the theatre going downhill, I said it on my own, and as far as I can remember, that's what journals are for. And technically it has. When I was in Junir high, all of the Keyano shows, after Darold left, had a requirement of "16 and over" to audition. I think this took away alot of the younger people's interest in it, since they had no way to know about it or experiance it. I probably wouldn't have even got into acting if I hadn't been able to be in the shows when I was 9 and 10 .. that's what got me into it. But when they decided that you had to be 16 in order to be in those shows, I think it started to decline the interest in auditioning. The auditioning numbers HAVE gone down, overall, at keyano. There is also not as much money going into the theatre as there used to, and this is taking away from each of the play's budgets. When I saw Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat years and years ago, back in the early 90's, it was spectacle galore, and quite obviously a huge budget. I spoke ( ... )

browner1 January 17 2008, 15:54:04 UTC

And just another thing that I thought of as I was getting ready for school here, I thought of Phil Kersey's leave from the theatre... Georg MacDonald is also gone now, and I know they both have other reasons OBVIOUSLY, but they were 2 very influential people of Keyano theatre, and why they 'left' when they did is probably because of what I was explaining ( ... )