#vera stark

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Vera Stark + enneagram information

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Gif 1: Vera Stark (actress: Zaria Simone) looking at something to the center left, then glancing down. On the right side of the gif is a large number five and the words "Vera Stark The Investigator." At the bottom of the gif is written "*aka the loner, the observer, the scientist."

Gifs 2-10 in progress

[pien-art]

25 of my favorite costumes and character, played by the loml stephanie j block. this was such a fun material/fabric study!

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[betterinthedarkblog]

They'll give you awards, but they won't give you a job.

Lynn Nottage, By the Way, Meet Vera Stark

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Vera Stark, daughter of Nobel Prize winner Nathan Stark, knows she's got a lot to live up to; luckily, she's not worried. She's following her namesake by investigating galaxy rotation curves, and her ninth grade science project on gravitoelectromagnetism won her an internship at Global Dynamics just before her father became the head of research there. Of course when something appears to tear a hole in space and time, her research becomes of the utmost importance.

[powerhouseofthe-cell]

Anyone else done the production "Vera Stark" in theater?

If so, message me!

[visionarywateringhole]

I Usually give warnings before my Spam (The time in which I usually Learnt you chirren something) But this Lynn Nottage came on by surprise...

Not sorry

[amoessaw]

The play is still being performed currently at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles with Sanaa Lathan, who originated the role in the premiere N.Y. production; also in spring 2013, the play will be staged at the Goodman Theater in Chicago.

[mallorydeanenyc]

Doug from The Hangover and some incredible Cuban food.

Last night I saw "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark," (excellent show, wonderful performances, two thumbs up, highly recommended), saw Justin Bartha (Doug from The Hangover, we were sitting in the same row), saw Zach Braff walking down the street after the show (the play that he wrote is playing at the same theatre next month), and comedians Nick Kroll and Aziz Ansari in Soho.

More importantly, would it have been rather uncouth of me to have approached Mr. Bartha and asked him to talk me up to his friend BCoop? I mean, he's touched him. He's freaking tackled him. I was in the same room as someone who has not only touched, but tackeled the love of my life. Sadly, I decided against it. It was under serious consideration, however.

Sigh.

Perhaps I should redirect the purpose of this blog to solely focus on meeting BCoop...

...but I digress, if you live in the NYC area and are looking for both amazing food and amazing mojitos (the summer drink of champions), let me recommend Cafe Habana (http://www.cafehabana.com/). Mmmmmmmmm. Their corn on the cob is to die for. I had to muster up real restraint to stop myself from eating the cob itself. I also got the Tlacoyo de Tres Marias. I was practically licking the plate after the last bite.

Well, time for a run to burn off all the wonderful calories I ingested last night.

And if you have any BCoop news...you know who to come to.

Pseudo-Stalker,

Mallory Deane