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| Blog Name: | Clarence Wethern.com |
| Url: | http://www.clarencewethern.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Clarence Wethern, Minneapolis, acting |
| Description: | Website and blog of Minneapolis-area actor/nerd Clarence Wethern. |
| Popularity: | 72 Followers |
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“Some Girl(s)” Review #2 – T. James Belich
Playwright T. James Belich has reviewed Some Girl(s) on his blog, and he gives it “five out of five stars.” Wethern gives a wonderful performance, oozing good intentions, and aptly portraying Guy’s inability to figure out how to connect to these different woman. Each of the woman gives a strong performance as well, particularly Anna Sundberg’s fun-loving Tyler …everything seems to flow so seamlessly together, credit must go out to the director…Brian Balcom
Playwright T. James Belich has reviewed Some Girl(s) on his blog, and he gives it “five out of five stars.” Wethern gives a wonderful performance, oozing good intentions, and aptly portraying Guy’s inability to figure out how to connect to these different woman. Each of the woman gives a strong performance as well, particularly Anna Sundberg’s fun-loving Tyler …everything seems to flow so seamlessly together, credit must go out to the director…Brian Balcom
“Some Girl(s)” Review #1 – John Olive, How Was The Show
Photo by Aaron Fenster Some Girl(s) had a great opening last night! The audience seemed to confirm our suspicions that we have a pretty good play on our hands, and our first review is already out. John Olive reviewed us favorably at How Was The Show. Enjoy my “rumpled aplomb,” won’t you?
Photo by Aaron Fenster Some Girl(s) had a great opening last night! The audience seemed to confirm our suspicions that we have a pretty good play on our hands, and our first review is already out. John Olive reviewed us favorably at How Was The Show. Enjoy my “rumpled aplomb,” won’t you?
Star Tribune Spotlights “Some Girl(s)”
There was a Spotlight on us in yesterday’s Star Tribune, with a big photo and everything. Thanks, Star Tribune! Here’s the online version (sans picture): http://bit.ly/4Goppd Tonight is our first rehearsal in the space, and I’m pretty excited. After being waylaid by illness, I’m back in good health and ready to leap into tech rehearsal. During Friday night’s rehearsal, I literally had no voice, so our wonderful stage manager Penny spoke my lines while I rehearsed the staging silently. It was actually useful for me, though, in that it forced me to focus on the physical aspects of my performance. Thank
There was a Spotlight on us in yesterday’s Star Tribune, with a big photo and everything. Thanks, Star Tribune! Here’s the online version (sans picture): http://bit.ly/4Goppd Tonight is our first rehearsal in the space, and I’m pretty excited. After being waylaid by illness, I’m back in good health and ready to leap into tech rehearsal. During Friday night’s rehearsal, I literally had no voice, so our wonderful stage manager Penny spoke my lines while I rehearsed the staging silently. It was actually useful for me, though, in that it forced me to focus on the physical aspects of my performance. Thank
“The Death of the Squirrel Man” reading at The Playwrights’ Center
If you follow what’s going on at The Playwrights’ Center here in Minneapolis, you’re probably aware that there’ll be a reading of Polish playwright Malgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk’s The Death of the Squirrel Man on Wednesday, 11/11, at 7:00 PM. Well, guess what: I will be in said reading. Whoohoo! So, come on down to the PWC for a FREE reading of an excellent, fascinating play. The cast also includes Tracey Maloney, Maggie Chestovich, Nathan Christopher, Brian Goranson, Sherwin Resurreccion, and EJ Subkoviak.
If you follow what’s going on at The Playwrights’ Center here in Minneapolis, you’re probably aware that there’ll be a reading of Polish playwright Malgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk’s The Death of the Squirrel Man on Wednesday, 11/11, at 7:00 PM. Well, guess what: I will be in said reading. Whoohoo! So, come on down to the PWC for a FREE reading of an excellent, fascinating play. The cast also includes Tracey Maloney, Maggie Chestovich, Nathan Christopher, Brian Goranson, Sherwin Resurreccion, and EJ Subkoviak.
“Some Girl(s)” radio interview now online
If you missed our interview about Some Girl(s) on Jazz 88 this morning, you can listen to the whole thing online now: http://bit.ly/2xbTx4 Thanks to Ed Jones for having us in and recording the interview, and thanks to Walking Shadow’s John Heimbuch for posting it.
If you missed our interview about Some Girl(s) on Jazz 88 this morning, you can listen to the whole thing online now: http://bit.ly/2xbTx4 Thanks to Ed Jones for having us in and recording the interview, and thanks to Walking Shadow’s John Heimbuch for posting it.
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