#reading scripts

[grits-gal-raised-in-the-south]

[cleaning up my drafts folder]

BTW-Meghan Markle is now using a shooting star in her IG posts.

Star to Be💫

According to the 2025 NYT food newsletter, Meghan Markle is now a retired actress. Always remember her master plan was to ride the BRF coattails into Hollywood stardom.

February 2016-Meghan told Gina she wanted to return to LA, but first she needed to become a star. Gina who was only Meghan's agent for commercial contracts, (LA's Lori Sale & others served as agents for PR/talent etc) recommended Freuds PR Agency to help her breakthrough in Britain. Britain could become a launching pad for LA stardom.

Is this Mindy Kaling? 🤔

Is this Mindy Kaling? April 28th 2023

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[thesememoriesmakemecry]

I find it incredible how there's never a dull moment following Tarjei's career. There's always something going on, always news coming out. I honestly know more about the things (worth knowing about) he's up to than any other celebrity I follow. All of this, even though he's not on any social media himself and I think that says a lot!!

[nadiboppbutterfield-blog]

via Twitter // Asa Butterfield & co-star, Skyler Gisondo on the set of Andrew F Bowler's upcoming Sci-Fi film, #TimeFreak! ⏱

[stainedglass-coelacanth]

script:

No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre

would love to do a much more in-depth analysis of this at some point, I want to see the layers. Three bad people torturing each other in hell because basically they can’t help themselves, even if they try. An interesting interpretation of hell, although seemed a bit familiar? this is an older play, so maybe it was much more original at the time. Seemed somewhat short perhaps? I would be very interested to see a production of it.

Overall, very interesting- drew me in well and maintained my attention. Would (probably will) read again!

[stainedglass-coelacanth]

script:

The 146 Point Flame

It’s about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire! Probably better to watch than read, has a lot of overlapping things and movement, etc. Very short. Heart wrenching though. It tells the stories (fictional? based on true stories) and a few different young women working in the factory, what happened before they died and then how they died. Some of the characters seemed very familiar- as if I had read this before, but it’s missing an important detail. I swear I read something about a character of the same name going to see Fiddler on the Roof? But then again, Fiddler on the Roof didn’t exist at the time of the fire so I have no idea what Im talking about. Oh well! It was an alright, very quick read

[stainedglass-coelacanth]

going to start keeping track of scripts I read: first up-

Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley

Read this forever ago at a camp but recently skimmed it looking for monologues. and I kinda adore it? Makes me feel strong things, at some point I ought to genuinely go through and analyze it. I think it’d be fantastic to perform- the characters are all dealing with things that have huge impacts and it’s messy but still personal and relatable? It doesn’t have a clear solid ending but I love that and the openness of it. the sisters are maybe gonna try to be better to each other but I mean who knows? dude

[maison-motal]

Lazy winter days

[musicalmomentum]

OKAY SO

This guy's like "Hm, my brother fell in this pit, I need to get him out."

What does he do? Go back to camp and get help? NO. HE FREAKING JUMPS IN. HOW IS THAT HELPING. QUINTUS YOU STUPID LITTLE SHIT.