a collection of this month’s weekly reading book review videos (posted as they happen every monday morning o’ the month!) complete with links to each title at bookshop.org to support your local indie bookstore as you collect a new fave read! :)
Read Morehello, and welcome to our collection of august’s weekly reading book reviews! videos & links to each title on bookshop.org appearing every monday mornng of the month! :D
Read Moreaaron tveit wasn’t there, but i guess i learned something at FISSION, the story of lise meitner, the female physicist who discovered how to split the atom, i guess?
Read Morein which i got to attend a reading of grace mcleod’s THE COMMUNIST REVOLUTION: A NINTH GRADE EUROPEAN HISTORY PROJECT (THERE WILL BE A LIVE DEMONSTRATION) at the 2026 south carolina new play festival. :)
Read Morein which we play a LOT of pretend for the staged reading of TWELVE KINDS OF ICE at the south carolina new play festival.
Read Morethe south carolina new play festival brings the heat. or the tears. or some sort of sportsball metaphor for trying not to lose all my mascara on the theatre seat upholstry??
Read Morein which i finally get visuals for all the lyrics i memorized from the cast recording of SPAMALOT those many years ago.
Read Morea tale of two hadestowns: one live on stage; one in a movie theatre. one a local, all-teen cast; one a cast of professionals in london. and the need to see it again and again and again…
Read Morehere they come: one by one… all of july’s weekly reading book review episodes as they’re filmed every monday morning this month. collected here with links to bookshop.org where you can learn more about each title and support indie bookstores if you decide to shop online! :D
Read Morecan we call it summer reading since it’s already hotter than 95 degrees here and our daily afternoon thunderstorms are rolling in on humidity’s too-oft cue?
here on this post you’ll find all of mondays’ weekly reading book reviews as they happen each week (direct from my living room!), as well as LINKS to learn more (&/or collect!) each title at bookshop.org*. (unless otherwise specified.)
thanks for watching. thanks for reading. thanks for keeping my TBR mountains growing.
Read Morehappy birthday month to me! here are this month’s collected weekly reading book review videos as well as links to learn more (or shop!) each title at bookshop.org! happy reading to all!! :D
Read Morewe love a bonnet parade— almost as much as we love stories! please enjoy the collected weekly reading book review videos of april (as they happened each monday morning this month). along with links to bookshop.org where you can learn more about each title that intrigues you!
Read Morei got to see katori' hall’s THE MOUNTAINTOP at the warehouse theatre last night. and i already bought tickets to see it again.
Read Moreon seeing THE GREAT GATSBY (touring b’way company) and wondering how many people had to write essays about the symbolismmmmm of that greeeeen liiiiight—- and how many thousands must have forgotten the ending. OR: upon reflecting on 10th grade english class with mrs. greig.
Read Morean announcement of the 2026 shows for the south carolina new play festival… AND something (happy-scary-NEW) i’ve been learning/doing/trying!
Read Morewhile i took march “off” from our weekly reading book review videos EverY monday morning, i couldn’t help but share the highlights as this FASt month wraps up! :D here’s what i loved the most…
Read Morelast year, i began the quest to read through the bard’s known canon. i made it half-way. and the quest continues! here are my favourite quotes from the five plays i’ve read SO FAR this year! (complete with one handlettered quote from each!)
Read Morewelcome to the month of the best day of the year: a sparkle heart glitter love fest for everybody! since i can’t make pink & red paper chains alllll month, here are all of this month’s weekly reading book reviews, complete with title links to bookshop.org where you just might be able to find a new favourite story or few! :D
Read Morefebruary theatre goodness: SUFFS and NARNIA. and the parallels of acting and writing.
Read Morethe art of storytelling gallery opening + a bonus time*lapse painting video of my most recent (& v. accurate self*portrait)! :)
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