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Hey Folks. There comes a time in every artists career where they burn out. The weight of the world comes crashing in. The camels back is broken. The is no more gas in the metaphorical tank. This is nearly inevitable in this day and age and it is an upsetting thing to go through. When this time comes it is important for said artist to take a step back and reevaluate why they were doing what they were doing. To stop and take in the view from right where they are and halt the forward advance. 

For me, this time is now. I have been struggling over the last few weeks with reading new shows. Blowing off responsibility and taking the easy way out. I am at a point where reading a show, something I used to love to do and the reason I started this project, is no longer an enjoyable task but rather a chore that I feel obligated to do. Like if I don’t do it there will be some otherworldly consequence, but there won’t be. This blog was made for my enjoyment and is meant to house things I enjoy, so for now I will be taking a break. There is no way to know how long this break is other that to wait for it to end. 

I would like to think back on the shows I have read and the time I had while reading them. I have read 51 works of literature in 51 days. That is probably more than I read in the last 2 years combined. I have learned more and discovered new things. I have grown. This break is not something I am ashamed of but rather something I plan on embracing, as we all should. 

So, until next time. 

Curtain  

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Day Fifty One

Birds, Bees, and Gooseberry Bushes by Ray Lawrence

you get no description

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Day Fifty one

a walk on the wild side my cheryl Barrett

a wild sunday stroll

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Another Ice Mess You Got Me Into by Ray Lawrence

the titanic gets the last word

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Day Forty Nine

Fires in the Mirror by Anna Deavere Smith

This was fine until I found out all of the characters were played by a white women.

There are male characters, which is whatever

but there are also character of color which I'm almost sure made the one actor do blackface which we do not support here so wtf

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Day Forty Eight

The Angry Doctor by Robert Scott

This feels tone deaf

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Day Forty Seven

Anything to Declare? By David Lovesy and Steve Clark

An interesting tale of a customs agent

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Day Forty Six

The Amazing Adventures of Frog Man by Damian Trasler

A funny punny sketch about frogs

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Day Forty Five

The Doctor and Mr. Rogers by Kal B. Sisson

A short comedy sketch about how fast live moves on

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Day Forty Three

Accident liars for you by David Dean

Cute advertisement

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Day Forty Two

The Da Vinci Raffle by Ray Lawrence

All I could think about was DA VINCKI?

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Day Forty One

The Misantrope by Molière

So to make a long story short I was meant to read this for class but we just had a campus wide power outage and my access to the script is null.

But in my brief knowledge it is Molière making fun of french royalty as he should

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Day Forty

Aging Disgracefully byFrank Gibbons

Not good

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Day Thirty Nine

Great Moments in History, Number 3 The Roger and Frankenstein Story by Jack Burgess

A love little musical comedy

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Day Thirty Eight

I am tried so I shall recommend you read

Activity Day - Inclusive of Aliens by Dian Donovan

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Day Thirty Seven

Cloud 9 by Caryl Churchill

A search for identity?

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Day Thirty Six

Wonder Wall by Cheryl Barrett

ain’t no way you’re gonna make me pay for a wall you want to build