Tag Archives: Theatre

Born with Teeth director’s note

Posted on February 22, 2024 by marcbeaudin

Director’s note from the Bozeman Actors Theatre production of Born with Teeth by Liz Duffy Adams. SHAKESPEARE: “I just want to write.” MARLOWE: “No one gets to just write. You’re saying things.” The play you’re about to participate in (for … Continue reading →

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How We Live & Dream: Theatre in a Time of Social Distancing

Posted on April 3, 2020 by marcbeaudin

For the past five weeks, I’ve been directing a fantastic cast in a set of four short plays by Tennessee Williams at the Blue Slipper Theatre in Livingston, Montana. Livingston is a small, mountain town of railroad workers and writers, … Continue reading →

Posted in Theatre, Writing | Tagged acting technique, coronavirus, James Joyce, Joseph Conrad, Sanford Meisner, social distancing, Tennessee Williams, Theatre, William Esper | Leave a comment

Trout Fishing in Livingston

Posted on September 14, 2014 by marcbeaudin

Trout Fishing in Livingston: A Theatrical Homage to the Writings of Richard Brautigan adapted & directed by Marc Beaudin The Caldera Theatre Company, September 2014 at Elk River Books in conjunction with The Last Best Fest featuring Bret Kinslow, Sherry … Continue reading →

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