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Character concept art for Menaechmus, Titan of Domination
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Character concept art for Menaechmus, Titan of Domination
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O King, for traveling over the country, there are royal roads and roads for common citizens; but in geometry there is one road for all.
Menaechmus (4th century B.C.), when his pupil Alexander the Great asked for a shortcut to geometry
The Menaechmus Diaries - Part 5
This âDiary Seriesâ covers observations by CUI student Haley Brown as she prepared for the role of Messenio in our production of The Brothers Menaechmus - a Roman comedy by Plautus .  Her âbehind the scenesâ view covers theatre at Concordia, preparing a role with masks, and the hazards of a woman playing a manâs role:
I left that rehearsal, and many of the first rehearsals very confused. I was trying to find the balance between this wise, loyal, old man I saw in my head, with the dopey, loyal, young monkey I saw in the mirror. Â Then I had my revelation! Â I was driving home from rehearsal trying to balance the two, seemingly opposing characters when it hit me: Monkeyâs are always portrayed in only a handful of ways, theyâre the wise old sage, or the young trickster.
I personally donât believe in horoscopes, or in reading the stars to find your spirit animal (though I was born in the Chinese year of the Monkey, fun fact) but I do find all those things interesting, and I do look into them from time to time. It was then that I realized whether old or young, the monkeys are always smart, and wise - itâs simply how they choose to use that information that makes them wise or foolish. Â Now Messenio was starting to make sense to me. He could be the young, energetic, bouncy character that was also loyal, wise, and a little dopey.