Doormen. The Award-Winning Webseries is completely done filming! Peter and I are so unbelievably grateful for everyone’s support we wanted to share a little bit with you all. So here’s a quick sneak peak of some of our favorite moments so far…
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38 Things You Can Do While Waiting on the Orange is the New Black Theme Song to End…
The Talkback
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Once again I had an amazing time at the International Thespian Festival #ThesFest15! They and everyone else at the Educational Theatre Assc. do amazing things to promote theatre in public high school! They also let me tell lots of jokes! Here are some video from the two shows I did this last week:
Dating is Hard.
Head Thoughts.
Showertime is Stressful.
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38 THINGS YOU CAN DO WHILE WAITING FOR THE “ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK” THEME SONG TO END
a PJ Party Comedy video
Starring:
Sunita Deshpande
Lindsay Arber
Mark Drum
With
Peter Zimmermann as the Spirit Animal and J Thomas Mayfield as Narrator
PJ Party Comedy is Peter Zimmermann and Jason Thomas Mayfield
*JUST ANNOUNCED*
Super stoked that I am invited to present at the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA)’s National Conference in St. Pete Beach, FL.
I’ll be teaching two workshops.
Stand up Comedy and Why We Laugh, which is about just that. What laughter is, and how as humans we use it to relate to one another.
And also Your [Naked] Body as a Costume, which is about using your physicality as a performer and also a look into the psychology of physicality as just people. What we’re saying with our bodies as we move around, walk around, or even just stand.
I’m a huge fan of the EdTA. They’re the people who run the Thespian Society, which I was a part of in high school. They do great things. They sponsor and develop creativity and novelty in students across the country and the world. They gave me my first taste at being on stage, telling a story, and what it feels like to connect with an audience. And they also give oddballs like myself a place to call home when I didn’t really fit in anywhere else in high school.
I’m extremely honored to present. I owe a great deal of debt to these people, and I definitely wouldn’t be where I am without them.
More about the Educational Theatre Association here at SchoolTheatre.org
For more about where I’ll be when click HERE!
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