CHEESY

by Vivian Lermond

Ah ... the challenges of the actor/director relationship gone wrong!

Ah ... the challenges of the actor/director relationship gone wrong!

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  • Paul Donnelly: CHEESY

    Ah the travails of the artistic process, when actor and director seem at cross-purposes. There is no mistaking when Stanley has had enough of the process in this witty two-hander. Although I would like to speak out on behalf of Stilton.

    Ah the travails of the artistic process, when actor and director seem at cross-purposes. There is no mistaking when Stanley has had enough of the process in this witty two-hander. Although I would like to speak out on behalf of Stilton.

  • Christopher Plumridge: CHEESY

    Some lines in a play deserve attention and respect, actors and directors work on such lines together to achieve the best meanings.
    Then sometimes, (some) directors go way too far on an innocuous line and demand a distinct delivery. But a line about cheese?
    This is such a funny short on the relationship between actor and director, I am sometimes both, so I can truly relate to this.
    Oh and I hate stilton too.....

    Some lines in a play deserve attention and respect, actors and directors work on such lines together to achieve the best meanings.
    Then sometimes, (some) directors go way too far on an innocuous line and demand a distinct delivery. But a line about cheese?
    This is such a funny short on the relationship between actor and director, I am sometimes both, so I can truly relate to this.
    Oh and I hate stilton too.....

  • Peter Anthony Fields: CHEESY

    I love to find the deeper or deepest meaning of a work. I found CHEESY by Vivian Lermond to be a clever and witty one-minute play that has a deeper meaning than the one on the surface. CHEESY is a comical telling of what actors and directors face when creating their art. Actors are challenged to find the truth in the words on the page that resonates with them and enables them to perform believably. Directors are challenged to find a way to lead the actors to a place where they can find the truth. Sharply written play.

    I love to find the deeper or deepest meaning of a work. I found CHEESY by Vivian Lermond to be a clever and witty one-minute play that has a deeper meaning than the one on the surface. CHEESY is a comical telling of what actors and directors face when creating their art. Actors are challenged to find the truth in the words on the page that resonates with them and enables them to perform believably. Directors are challenged to find a way to lead the actors to a place where they can find the truth. Sharply written play.

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