Accomplishment chart, 9/12 – 9/18

For the week of 9/12 – 9/18:

Writing
- brainstormed edits for Adonis, version 4
- edited the final scene for Adonis, version 4
- wrote Morna meeting Dagrun in the tavern scene for Adonis, version 4
- edited Morna tells Brigin her plans scene for Adonis, version 4
- wrote my program bio for Vivat Regina Bare Bones reading
- edited Morna auditioning Aidan to plebe scene for Adonis, version 4
- brainstormed edits for scene 1.1 for Puzzle House Blues, version 6
- brainstormed for Adonis sequels
- 4 Livejournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- had 1 rehearsal for Vivat Regina reading

Sewing/Costuming
- made model for breastplate for Halloween costume

Website
- posted 1 blog entry for Mrshawking.com
- posted 3 back entries for Mrshawking.com blog

Physical
- 2 3.5-mile walks in town
- 3 ballet classes

Cooking
- made a meatloaf
- made slow-cooked steak tips with carrots and onions
- made turkey sausage with peppers and onions and roast beets
- made slow-cooked cannelini with turkey bacon and roast broccoli

New post on Mrshawking.com -- "Rewards and challenges of serialized drama"

New blog post on Mrshawking.com!





"Rewards and challenges of serialized drama."

The reading of Vivat Regina this October marks the first time a sequel has been performed as part of the Bare Bones reading series. Sequels are somewhat rate in theatrical drama, but a story like Mrs. Hawking’s has so much long-term potential that it could hardly be told any other way.

In writing Vivat Regina, one thing was certain— the challenge was how the piece had to stand up on its own, even if you had no knowledge of the original. But there’s also lot of benefits to come from being able to tell multiple stories.

Read the rest of the entry on the website!

And be sure to join us for the Vivat Regina staged reading at 8PM on Thursday, October 2nd at Unity Somerville at 6 William Street, Somerville, MA.