Re: RAT Re dramaturgy

["Catiea _" <catieaph@hotmail.com>]

ROFL!!

I see your point.  *grin*

Catherine (who feels she has been found to be full of herself more than she 
would like to admit *blush*, and has a monologue she would like to have 
someone dramaturg the text i've written without knowing anything about 
who/where/when etc... one volunteer who will promise not to pass it around 
to anyone else, but back to me with any comments at all)




From: NashGay@aol.com


People who aren't full of themselves, don't have to point out how not full 
of themselves they are.  And, yes, I realize that people who aren't full of 
themselves wouldn't feel the need to point out how people who aren't full of 
themselves never point out their un-full of themselvesness.  I'm not 
claiming to not be full of myself.  Acutally, of myself, I'm quite full ... 
and I'm full of other things, too.

BTW, Austin Rats, come see just how full I am of me at VORTEX 7-31 of Dec. I
play the entire cast.  How full of me can I get?
-rob

In a message dated 11/30/2000 9:47:12 AM Central Standard Time,
catieaph@hotmail.com writes:

<<
  Ya'all are full o yerselves anyway.  What I wanna know, is how in hail did
  you get where you are if no one knew ya at first?  I come to this big city
  and everyone is full o themselves RATS included.  I'm quite a RAT but not
  full o myself.  Maybe I need to adopt that tude... hmmmm.

  Any "teachers" of THAT particular "craft"?

  I'm an actress/director/dramaturg/technician/consultant/designer/writer 
and
  many other things... with degrees... whats the deal?

  Catherine (who leaves out tags because she is NOT full o herself)
   >>
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