Johnathan Colourfield

Glad you enjoyed it Wayne!

Well I was inspired by google translating letters in Italian from the bf so I just turned that inspiration into a story glad you found it interesting thanks for reading

Thank you very much Dolores Your reviews are always so nice

Glad that i pulled it off Thanks for your review

Hi Joann Glad you enjoyed this little poem

oh yay thats awesome

haha i'm not avoiding you! You'll see lots of pictures of my adventures To prove i'm really me xD

We have to choose by eight. Why? Because you’re the one who wants to save money. Me? No. I was happy to book it next week. But no. Come on. We have to make a choice at some point tonight babe. Okay, I’ll change the page. This sounds nice. A dinner date in The Savoy Grill, followed by a romantic walk by the Thames. Not your sort of thing? Ah, you want une soiree inoubliable! A walk around the Jardins du Trocadero and then walk to the top of the Eiffel tower? Too bland? Una noche p

Is it eight o'clock yet?

I'm afraid i'm in the States June-September so I will have to give this one a miss Have fun though guys!

OMG LOL! Andy xD The answer is no I had an airbed in the living room lol

Having met her wonderfulness i can tell you she is gentle and kind and a wonderful hostess. There is never a dull conversation with her

Power runs out

William Shakespeare "How on earth did you manage so many ideas?" If you could put something on the stage, that is your absolute dream - what would it be?

Ummm... i'm at a loss for humanity xD

Yep you're right Important because its the Odessa Steps sequence, which is like the defining moment in the history of film lol

Here is one It's a very important moment in terms of film.

I just posted a new story in GA. Stories called "The Valley of The Kings" Go check it out and let me know what you think! https://www.gayauthors.org/story/johnathan-colourfield/thevalleyofthekings

“We are not free. And the sky can still fall on our heads” – Antonin Artaud Originally written for The Mentor Program – Fall Writing Project.

The door unlocked. “Good evening Your Holiness.” The Black Queen inclined her head as the Bishop slowly entered the area. His tall staff casting a shadow over his white robes. His eyes narrowed in on the Queen and he paused before he spoke. “Enough of that. Get to the point of all this! Why did you call me here?” The White Bishop spoke. “I think you have an idea.” The Black Queen spoke. ** The landscape was barren. No one was ever sure when the next war was going to happen. It was bound to

OMG that was excellent Well done xD

I totally understand - i am at a totally similar point with writing PM me if you want to chat about it

Awww Good that you finally got some good news Wayne DON'T SEND THE SNOW Or just make it snow all over London only

Well, I love valentines day I haven't been single on valentines in 4 years lol I've sent my valentines gift to my boyfriend and its gonna be awesome I'm a super soppy romantic, so these sort of days give me a major excuse to be majorly mushy and cheesy Oh wait hang on... I'm always like that (In private ) hehe

This is my kind of area xD I'm a theatre director so I know what your directoris getting at. The questions you are asking, are exactly what you need to fuel the character. You should find evidence in the text for any decision you make - that not only will help you learn your lines, but develop your character more. (X. Leret - Kaos Theatre Company) It's hard to answer these questions for you - go onto youtube and type it in. Read about them. Talk to people like it. Use this experience, to imagine into the character. (K. Stanislavski - An Actor Prepares) Looking into Brecht's A-Effect (Verfrundums (check spelling) Effect in the original german) - he did alot about learning about the social conditions of character and how this helps to develop character. (B. Brecht - Brecht on Theatre, The Alienation Effect in Chinese Acting) If you were a long time from the play - you are at exactly the right point to be asking questions. If i can quote Antonin Artaud (famed theatre director) 'we are not free, and the sky may fall upon our heads and above all theatre is there to teach us this.' - most plays have a hint towards the pointlessness of life. We create our own energy as a personality and this fuels us as actors. (A. Artaud - Letters on Cruelty, The Theatre and Its Double, On The Balinese Theatre) Look up Grotowski's 10 Principles - you might find some interesting help there to help your acting - although it is highly complicated - just try not to feel Grotowski's love. You'll probably die (true story, apart from Peter Brook, anyone that has fallen in love with Grotowski as a director has mysteriously died shortly after). (J. Grotowski - 10 Principles, Kumeiga: Grotowski's Theatre) I've bracketted a few texts you might want to look at, from practitioners that have helped me as a theatre practitioner. The best actor reads, learns, then approaches his play - in a totally different light. Don't be afraid to PM me if you need anymore help Gosh i'm such an acting nerd xD ** Edit: Costume you should worry about closer to the production. The costume will come out of your characterisation.