And not just because it has a Pandora Machine joke (and a Save the Cat joke) built into it.
Nope, it's just really well-written, directed, and acted. If you think that "Wolf Virginia Woolfe" (a werewolf novel) is funny, then well you're right. It's funny. And it's in "Billy Carver".
And it's also an excellent use of our space at Theatresource. The design and the blocking are fabulous (
Yeah, speaking of Rammstein.
I always forget if it's "i before e" or the other way around in German.
Oh, and more metal for you, Meytalcohen. Why do the same parts always seem so much easier on violin than guitar? Perhaps it's 'cause the violin can naturally play faster? It's not like violin is easier to learn than guitar -- not by far. So I dunno.
*Audience belongs on ONE SIDE!
Update! Appropriate art!
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Where 'e' and 'i' are concerned, the 'eye' sound in German is 'ei'. The 'ee' sound is 'ie'. A trick to remember it is to put the letter that the combination sounds like second. EI has the letter I second, and thus is pronounced like the letter I. IE sounds like the letter 'E'.
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