Dec 30, 2016
another headcanon: Broadway is extremely popular on E-52. They don’t really have films. Sure there’s some small films and recordings of local plays sent out to the masses, but theater is the major form of media over there.
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another headcanon: Broadway is extremely popular on E-52. They don’t really have films. Sure there’s some small films and recordings of local plays sent out to the masses, but theater is the major form of media over there.
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EXTRA PULP
The full one act play in four scenes. (15 mins)
Written and Directed by John Lewis Young.
"EXTRA PULP" is a Tarantino-esque comedy that was first performed as part of Short Attention Span Theatre XI: The Usual SASTpects, a festival of student produced one act plays presented by the University of Delaware's E-52 Student Theatre on October 16-18, 2014 in the Bacchus Theater. It was well received by audiences. "EXTRA PULP" contains excessive profanity and the sounds of gunfire.
The original actors for this debut performance are as follows:
BIG JIMMY - Jason Stewart
ROTH - Katherina Solon
TIM - Andrew Muto
GLEN - Zachary Hearn
CONTACT - Daniel Plischke
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Two more PLEPs and Benchmarks/Annual Goals to do and then I'm done. And then I'll figure out what the fuck I want to do with my remaining time before I have to report for stage crew for Phantom of the Opera. Oy vey, my life.