Tag Archives: Theatre

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 →

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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 →

Posted in Directing, Theatre | Tagged adaptations, caldera theatre company, Comedy, edna webster, Jubilee Hitchhiker, last best fest, Livingston, Poetry, Revenge of the Lawn, Richard Brautigan, the pill vs. the springhill mine disaster, Theatre, Trout Fishing in America, William Hjortsberg | 1 Comment

Seeley Lake Memo

Posted on December 11, 2012 by marcbeaudin

The Seeley Lake Memo A Statement of First Principles in the Art of Theatre by Marc Beaudin The following is an attempt to elucidate a starting point, or points, for further study, development and discovery in the practice of theatre. … Continue reading →

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