FDK: I Can't Believe It's Not Real Life (tm) 1/4 - 04/29/03 03:41 PM
[I have to admit, Paul, the first thing I thought was "He was at MIT before the Matrix came out?" <g> I have very fond memories of watching that movie projected on a bedsheet hanging from a balcony at McGregor, in the middle of the night, during Campus Preview Weekend. It was freezing but I kept telling myself such and such scene was coming and I had to see that part <g>.
That said, I don't know what the Matrix has to do with this play, but I'll assume that bit is forthcoming.]
At the risk of sounding stupid, I like just about everything here <g>. I like the dialogue you have set up; I like the characters... You set up the scene and the character interactions well. They have personalities and quirks (I don't know anyone who names their stove <g>). That makes them seem more real to me. I can easily see this on a stage or on a television/movie screen, which is impressive because I usually hate reading scripts (mostly because I have a hard time visualizing people/scenes and I usually need an illustration of some sort to get me from verbal pictures to visual ones).
I'll be curious to see how this shapes up, and how it relates to the Matrix <g>. It's a pity they didn't put it on in Dramashop, but perhaps you can submit it again when you're there? (Maybe someday we'll actually both be there at the same time, and I can see it <g>)
Kaylle
That said, I don't know what the Matrix has to do with this play, but I'll assume that bit is forthcoming.]
At the risk of sounding stupid, I like just about everything here <g>. I like the dialogue you have set up; I like the characters... You set up the scene and the character interactions well. They have personalities and quirks (I don't know anyone who names their stove <g>). That makes them seem more real to me. I can easily see this on a stage or on a television/movie screen, which is impressive because I usually hate reading scripts (mostly because I have a hard time visualizing people/scenes and I usually need an illustration of some sort to get me from verbal pictures to visual ones).
I'll be curious to see how this shapes up, and how it relates to the Matrix <g>. It's a pity they didn't put it on in Dramashop, but perhaps you can submit it again when you're there? (Maybe someday we'll actually both be there at the same time, and I can see it <g>)
Kaylle