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[adiva_calandia]

I have nobody to blame but myself for the fact that I'm having to scan all these articles for my actors' packets rather than copy them, since I'm the one who broke the Drama copier yesterday.

I am still frustrated.

I have vague ideas for a short theatrical piece for next year's Playground based on Alice in Wonderland, drawing on Jefferson Airplane and Escape Key and Go Ask Alice and Disney and maybe Charles Dodgson's photos of Alice Liddell. I'm not sure exactly what form all this would take; I expect the narrative would mostly follow "The Cheshire," same as "Girl Who's Never Been." That's all I've got at the moment, though.

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[gethenian.livejournal.com]

If you're writing something based on wonderland, you might consider taking a look at this.

It's AWESOME.

[lonelydumptruck.livejournal.com]

cool idea; I mined the heck out of a in w for my one-act _doorway to worderland_ (it's my current magnum opus, i've been working on it like a fetish for years now) but deliberately avoided actually reading alice, as a strategy to avoid(...hm..i don't remember what i was trying to avoid) and out of genuine laziness. Im facinated to see what you'll come up with!

"Go Ask Alice"

[walking-wendy.livejournal.com]

I sang that the only time I ever did karaoke. It was at Alice's Champagne Palace in Homer, AK, around two in the morning. The cast from last year's "Under Thirty" was in Homer, doing our dramatic monologues at the Bunnell Street Gallery, and we all went to Alice's after the Saturday performance.
Wendy W.