UPCOMING EVENT – DESTIGMATIZED – ACTING-WRITING-PRODUCING
Come see Destigmatized: A Night of True Stories from Women Refusing to Go Back. Alicia Whavers is a co-producer, writer, and performer for that evening.
The event is June 20th, 2022 at 7:30PM at Studio Playhouse in Montclair, NJ. Click the picture to learn more!
PAST EVENT – Acting in “This Universe Pageant”
COME ROOT FOR YOUR FAVORITE PLANET!
Hold on to your rings and moons, planet fans! The This Universe Pageant is about to begin. Join Earth, Moon, Jupiter, Saturn and more on a quest to discover their hidden talents as they compete for the prize of Top Planet. Maybe this will even be the year Earth finally finds its true purpose. TSquared is proud to present this new original play by Allyssa Hynes…
Acting in The Tea Party
Unidentified Stages and TSquared Production Company present The Tea Party by Angelle Whavers.
Take a look through a female lens at history. We all know about the dignity and righteousness that surrounded the night of the Boston Tea Party. Now let’s look at what happened from the leaders of the movement!Join us for a night of history, revelry, comedy, and truth! And of course, what rebellion…
I’m Hosting Virtual Trivia in March!
Do you miss going out to a pub and playing a trivia game with your friends? I know I do, which is why I am hosting virtual trivia at SOPAC! It’s free to play, but donations are welcome! Click the button below to get tickets!
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March we are taking the time to pause and ask you…are you feeling lucky? Well lucky or not, March’s theme is sure to make you use your noodle! St.…
Lincoln and Booth. Two brothers living in a cramped apartment during modern times. Each with their own goals, dreams, and attitudes. Lincoln and Booth. One named after a hero, the other, his killer. How should this story end?
Unidentified Stages has partnered with TSquared Production Company to produce an amazing reading of the Pulitzer prize-winning play, Topdog/Underdog by Suzi-Lori Parks.…
Book Review: The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz by Eric Larson (2020)
It took me half a year to finish this book. I chose it from BOTM because I only had a vague knowledge of Churchill and the first year of his position as PM isn’t something I knew much about; I knew him to be a great orator and I had standard knowledge on WWII. This book I believe gives you good insight on Churchill the father, the soldier, the man who was not afraid to wear everything on his…
Book Review: All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr (2014)
This was an absolutely gorgeous and heartbreaking novel. Switching back-and-forth between two protagonists, and the occasional interloper, Doerr weaves a tale set during World War II, involving a blind French girl, and an ingenious German boy. Both are trying to make sense of the world around them, while trying to survive.
Photo Credit:GoodreadsI am not a huge fan of war books because…
Book Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games #0) by Suzanne Collins (2020)
President Snow was destined for greatness, but his path to success is not so linear. Suzanne Collins explores 18-year-old Coriolanus Snow, a post-war Capitol, and the 10th Hunger Games.
I was hesitant to read a book about one of the most horrible dictators in the history of this universe. But boy, I have to admit that I was blown away. Collins has such an amazing way of writing lyrics into her…
Book Rambling: The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson (1948)
First of all, I love Shirley Jackson. I fell in love with her when I had to read The Lottery back in 7th grade. The teacher actually had us read it out loud so it went by
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slower than if I had just read it myself…so I declined to read aloud and read it quietly in class. When I was finished I was so confused, and then waited to hear the ending read aloud and I was horrified.…
