Creating Dramatic Tension
Any performance — live or “recorded live on tape” — is nothing without tension. The live stage is filled with tension because of its unique requirement of being presented in live time while anything can happen.
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Interpreting for the Live Stage
When you interpret a musical drama or a live stage event for the Deaf, you have a tremendous responsibility to be clear and precise while honoring the originating spirit of the base text.
United Stage is Now a Boles Network Blog
Finding the right form for expression is always a challenging effort and mandate and today, we are delighted announce that UnitedStage.com has transmogrified from website into the 13th blog in the Boles Blogs Network!
This is the United Stage
We welcome you to the new home of the United Stage! Since November 25, 1996, we were a website dedicated to supporting Playwrights who wanted to direct their own plays.
Now, as United Stage becomes a blog, we find ourselves still supporting our founding mandate, but we have expanded our world view to dig deeper into how Aristotle and his Poetics continue to unearth our divine rhythms to affect our human motivations in the world.
We look forward to expanding our definition and understanding of our universe in live performance!
Exporting Blog Content from Spaces to Blogger
Do you have any idea how hard it is to extricate your blog content from Microsoft Spaces and import it into another blog hosting platform?
Continue reading → Exporting Blog Content from Spaces to Blogger
Up From the Grave
If you could be resurrected from the grave — re-born by science to become your own twin in a never-ending cycle of life — would you hope for that chance to live your life over again?
As I Live Dying
We decay the moment we are born in reverberation.
The rest of our lives are spent wasting away from the gift of energy that sparked us into being.
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