The Calm After The Tempest
(Note: This blog has been down for a while, but I have been switched to a new server so everything is OK now.)
Well, my stint of doing Shakespeare is now over. I finished portraying Antonio in The Tempest, had a great time and am looking forward to doing more of the Bard’s work in the future. More on that later.
So, as David Essex said, "where do we go from here?"
A DAMN good question! Right now I’m stuck in neutral, at least creatively. I’m not quite sure what the next step should be. To be honest, I have a nice body of work out there, but nothing has seemed click the final tumbler. I’m proud of what I’ve done: four books, a radio show, a feature role in a film, and a whole lot of performance. That’s all nice, but where to now. Or as Shakespeare would say, “How now, Robert? Speak!”
Well, to give everyone a clue, a do have a Shakespearean project "in development". No word yet on the details, but stick around. Other than that, an audition here, a personal appearance there, a little of this and a little of that.
Sort of like the eye of the hurricane. Peace and quiet before all hell breaks loose.
To contact me, e-mail me at rshustercommentNOSPAM@comcast.net. Please take out the NOSPAM when entering the e-mail address.
Well, my stint of doing Shakespeare is now over. I finished portraying Antonio in The Tempest, had a great time and am looking forward to doing more of the Bard’s work in the future. More on that later.
So, as David Essex said, "where do we go from here?"
A DAMN good question! Right now I’m stuck in neutral, at least creatively. I’m not quite sure what the next step should be. To be honest, I have a nice body of work out there, but nothing has seemed click the final tumbler. I’m proud of what I’ve done: four books, a radio show, a feature role in a film, and a whole lot of performance. That’s all nice, but where to now. Or as Shakespeare would say, “How now, Robert? Speak!”
Well, to give everyone a clue, a do have a Shakespearean project "in development". No word yet on the details, but stick around. Other than that, an audition here, a personal appearance there, a little of this and a little of that.
Sort of like the eye of the hurricane. Peace and quiet before all hell breaks loose.
To contact me, e-mail me at rshustercommentNOSPAM@comcast.net. Please take out the NOSPAM when entering the e-mail address.
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