Tuesday was our last day at Rose Bruford. The SMU students had their last Global Issues class with Steven Dykes, I had my last two classes with the Rose Bruford students, and Sam, Krista, and Lindsay had their last acting class with Tony James. The also performed three scenes that they have been working on for the whole semester. Krista and Sam did The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, Krista and Lindsay did That's All by Harold Pinter and Sam and Lindsay did The Country by Martin Crimp. These scenes were attended by the first year ATA students and myself. My first year ATA students did scenes from God's Country by Stephen Dietz for the first half of class and then we worked on The Laramie Project; these two shows completed our course on Small Town America and The Community in Crisis.
The entrance to Rose Bruford
Matt, Krista, Sam, and Taryn waiting for Global Issues to begin.
Sam and Ben waiting for Godot...
Rose Bruford Student Lounge and Theatre. Yes there is a guy hanging from the building.
Sam and Tommy
George and Lindsay
Rohan and Steve
Billy, the Irishman who lives in Wales!
Mahala and Matt
Steve
Billy and Hannah
My second group!
SCENEWORK ON GOD'S COUNTRY, a play about white supremist groups in the United States.
Matt and George: The Skinhead Scene
Matt and George: The Skinhead Scene
Indoctrinating the boy scene. Mahala, Tommy, Iggy
Gloria and Elle
Hannah and Iggy: Two Pastors
Pastor Scene
Elle: Time Capsule monologue
End of the scene!
Indoctrination scene done by Bryony, Charlie, and Hannah. Very different interpretaion from Group one's scene.
Bryony filling in for a sick student with Esti
Laura playing the student interviewer.
Billy playing Allen Berg the Denver who was assassinated by white supremists'
Steve and Rohan are two callers into the radio station.
Steve and Rohan are two callers into the radio station.
Lindsay, Sam, Tony, and Krista after their acting showcase. They did a great job!
Gloria liked the performance and the girls accents!
SMU and Rose Bruford students saying farewell until we meet some of them again at SMU next year.
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