Recent OW-related theatre productions

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Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Le Chiffre » Thu Mar 10, 2011 10:19 am

Here's a crude, experimental webpage I made recently, devoted to recent Welles-related theatre productions:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/132614473/OW-Theatre

If anybody knows of any others, please let me know.

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Glenn Anders » Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:34 pm

What a beautiful little site, Mike.

I shall insist that Todd Baesen make a sweep of projected productions on the West Coast. He has literally been falling down the job these evenings at The Ha-Ra Club!

Thank you, again.

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby tonyw » Tue Mar 15, 2011 7:19 pm

Good site, Mike. Glenn and Toddy will have plenty to celebrate with their cups tonight!

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Le Chiffre » Wed Mar 16, 2011 1:38 am

Glad you liked it guys. I've already found a couple of others to add, when I get some time.

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Glenn Anders » Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:13 am

Excellent, gang!

At the Ha-Ra Club, last night, Todd Baesen and I did indeed raise glasses to you, Nellie McKay, Noelle Noel, Jenna, Heidi, Nate, and the Orange Coast Op.

Toddy says that Larry French needs assistance in moving materials (like you provide here) from his Facebook Page to our "official" Wellesnet site, here.

Any suggestions for software, processes?

Glenn

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Le Chiffre » Thu Mar 17, 2011 1:05 pm

I appreciate the toast Glenn. The next time you guys go to the Ha-Ra club, I want you to do at least one round of Mansinthe-

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As far as software goes, I'm an iMac guy, so I do most of my stuff with the iWork program called "Pages". My Welles obsession is always a great excuse to expiriment with it.

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Glenn Anders » Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:12 pm

Thank you, Mike. For the Absinthe, we'll have to go nearer my home at Leavenworth and Geary, to RYE. There, Amanda or Jennifer, while making several other exotic cocktails, does the Absinthe thing, burning sugar cube and all. Baesen has not quite sunk to the dram house level yet, but who can say what a whiff of radiation will bring out in him?

Our Shadow knows!

My preference is the iMac, but I'm unskilled. You are obviously talented and experienced. Why don't you contact Larry? Help him get off "the nickel under his foot"!

[What a beautiful, macabre illustration, Mike! The figure might be a gothic take on RYE's Amanda, but it also resembles Toddy in a way, just before he tackles a second bottle of wine, late in the evening. Absinthe, we shall have, next time.]

Glenn

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Re: Recent OW-related theatre productions

Postby Le Chiffre » Sat Mar 19, 2011 10:54 am

I like the online video tutorials at the the Apple website (http://www.apple.com/findouthow/mac/). They give you a good flavor for it at least.

I've always wondered whether Welles tried absinthe or not, especially when he was living in Spain, where it was never outlawed. He certainly seems to have had a kind of absinthe attitude in a lot of his art, half wistful reverie, half grotesque nightmare.


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