Accomplishment chart, 12/11 – 12/17

Accomplishment chart, 12/11 – 12/17

Writing
- wrote 3 blog entries for Mrshawking.com
- wrote Who You Knows for 3 PCs for Pub Crawl
- finished Brockton scene for Mrs. Hawking part 4
- gave 1 verbal pitch for Adonis
- wrote 1 horde character for Pub Crawl
- got Adonis script requested for reading
- 4 Livejournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- went on Beyond the Horizon Radio to discuss Mrs. Hawking and Vivat Regina at Arisia 2016
- performed as Elena Zakharova in a sample from Base Instruments on Beyond the Horizon Radio
- had 2 rehearsals for Vivat Regina at Arisia 2016

Larp/Gaming
- had 1 writers’ meeting for Pub Crawl

Website
- posted 2 blog entries on Mrshawking.com

Media
- read “BCI development to facilitate neural navigation tasks” dissertation by Bernie Gabin
- listened to episode 36 of Tom and Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest

Physical
- 2 two-mile runs
- fighter abs #12.34
- fighter abs #12.35

Cooking
- made burgers with avocado and caramelized onions
- made 3 mixed berry smoothies
- made broiled pork chops with steamed carrots and green salad
- made broiled sirloin steaks with pumpkin soup and avocado
- made 7 peanut butterscotch smoothies
- made broiled sirloin steaks with peppers and onions and sliced cucumber
- made sausage with peppers and onions with avocado
- made bacon with balsamic onions and steamed broccoli
- made bacon-wrapped chicken breasts with carrots and avocado

New post on Mrshawking.com -- "The new portrait of the Colonel"

New post on Mrshawking.com!

"The new portrait of the Colonel"

You may remember that for last year’s Mrs. Hawking productions we made this portrait to serve as the framed photograph of the Colonel that hangs above the mantlepiece in the Hawking parlor. I liked this portrait because it was a genuine Victorian image, with a sort of quiet sadness in the look in the gentleman’s eyes. But now we are not only performing Mrs. Hawking, but also Vivat Regina, which you may have noted contains explicit reference to what that portrait looks like. Specifically, it’s a significant moment when Mrs. Hawking expresses her discomfort with Nathaniel’s resemblance to her late husband. With that resemblance being pointed out in the dialogue, it doesn’t really serve to have just any old person’s image hanging there for all the audience to see.



Read the rest of the entry on Mrshawking.com!

Mrs. Hawking by Phoebe Roberts will be performed January 15th at 8PM and January 16th at 4PM and Vivat Regina by Phoebe Roberts January 17th at 1PM at the Westin Waterfront Hotel as part of Arisia 2016.