Whoa! The first run-through? Already? — Greenroom
Theatre is no place for sissies!
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10/19/2009
10/16/2009
“ Blog Action Day: It’s hard to miss the reality of climate change. In my own neck of the woods, and during the past month I’ve experienced immense dust storms that have blocked out the sun, filled eyes and noses, and given rise to mordant apocalyptic jokes. In late September windstorms swept across Australia over the course of a week dumping tonnes of precious topsoil out to sea. This week in my home city the dust was raised again as winds blew ferociously, rain storms broke overhead, and hail fell, and all in the space of a few hours on one day. This morning I drove through local countryside smoking from fires, while water-bombing helicopters buzzed overhead. As I write, firefighters in various parts of Australia are on alert and continuing to battle bushfires, and it’s not even summer yet. It might as well be; the countryside is tinder dry, and conditions are ripe for a disastrous summer. We Australians are terrified of uncontrolled fire in our old, dry land; earlier this year in Victoria lives were destroyed with a speed and ferocity that still seems almost unbelievable. We check the skies on a daily basis. We long for rain – slow, steady, long, drenching days of rain, the kind we knew as kids. „
Groundling — A grab-bag of my interests: contemporary theatre, creativity, plus life and learning online
10/05/2009
“ I think for quite a long time we were a little bit jealous of each other’s territory and very competitive. But it makes a lot more sense to share the best products from around the country. ”It’s good for the industry, this sense of collegiality. It’s morale boosting, because there’s no sense of bitchiness or sledging each other. It’s much better to have a theatre industry that’s happy. „
Bell prepares to stare into a godless void
10/05/2009
“ Success is not just about the systems. The home address of success is passion, talent (let’s be honest), creation, contribution, collaboration, conversation, and community.That is where hot sweaty abundance and cold hard cash reside (FYI, they’re totally a couple) and I wish more bloggers lived there too „
Why Blogging is Like The Wizard of Oz and There’s No Place Like Home. A Polemic or Maybe a Manifesto. For all the Red Shoe Bloggers. (via feedly)
10/02/2009
10/01/2009
The You, the Me, and the We – How I’m Changing How I Use Twitter | Stay N' Alive (Jesse Stay)
This got me thinking about how I can build stronger relationships with the people I follow. How do I get people to add me to their whitelist? How can I get to know you better, and how can I get you to know me better at the same time? Twitter is very difficult to nurture this type of relationship – it was built as a broadcasting platform that happened to evolve to become a communications and is trying to be a relationships platform. It also degraded to the point that most of the people that follow you now aren’t even real people! I would venture to say that a good portion (1/4th?) of Twitter’s populace are there with the sole intent to gain a larger follower base.
via staynalive.com
Good snapshot of Twitter right now and the way many of us are considering this most ubiquitous tool.
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