#everybrilliantthing

[kyskornerproductions]

Watched the play "Every Brilliant Thing" at the @bloomsburgtheatreensemble tonight. I will be posting my review via my website on Saturday. Going again tomorrow with my daughter @fawkes1019 Sidebar: @richiecombscannaday made me cry. He is so talented. #bloomsburgtheatreensemble #everybrilliantthing #play #theatre #kyskorner #Kyskornerproductions #review #blogger (at Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxi9BA7HEUr/?igshid=1ekew83fb9rpo

[theoliverchong]

Posted @withregram • @leawchee 以前觉得剧场的魔力是一种对现实的抽离 <每一件美好的事>更像是一把声音提醒着你 即使生命里充斥着很多的无能为力 都不要忘了还有那些数不胜数大大小小的 美好的事物 是吧 看起来都是老生常谈 但确实是一直被我们遗忘的能力 尤其是在这看起来没有尽头的疫情期间 它可以是一种信念 可以是创口贴 可以让伤口愈合得更快一些 . 上一次踏进剧院是2018年的<宝岛一村> 今天算是第一次观赏新加坡本土的剧作 虽然不是原创 但是改编后的接地气确实可以产生更多的共鸣 想想应该也是我第一次看独角戏第一次看小剧场 离主演这么这么的靠近 他情感的调动 他语调的起伏 我甚至可以看到他脸上情绪的变化 这一切我都可以这么直接的感受到 今天甚至有种听老朋友讲故事的恍惚感 这些对我来说 大概就是剧场最大的魅力了吧 当然也归功 @theoliverchong 的演绎 今天认识了一位优秀的演员. 灯一熄灭 热泪盈眶 啊开心 剧场真的有魔力啊. . . . #每一件美好的事 #everybrilliantthing #huayifestival #huayifestival2022 #esplanade #esplanadesingapore #theatre https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ5xUJJvDpr/?utm_medium=tumblr

[adamkubert]

✏️#everybrilliantthing #thetribenyc (at Tinto)

[muffiemouse]

Every Brilliant Thing @citadeltheatreyeg #everybrilliantthing #mrspatterson #johnullyatt #brilliantyeg (at Citadel Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8kxz5KlSNb/?igshid=a9gjpt5atesj

[wilfredogarrigo]

#composer #tour with @cerquajoe #everybrilliantthing @forwardtheater @overturecenter (at Madison, Wisconsin) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7hgZrSFyzT/?igshid=bjxtstxhmdbb

[darkhorseva]

Thanks to our friends @studiotheatre for a fun and deeply moving performance today. #everybrilliantthing was nothing short of...well, brilliant! Congrats to all involved. #darkhorseva #studiotheatre #dctheatre #washingtondc #onemanshow #audience #improvisation #drama #comedy #mentalhealth #suicide #facts #understanding #prevention #icecream #thealphabet #betty #socks #books #chandaliers #writeitdown https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzo_LKOBqQI/?igshid=b616ysh2b93a

[highfunction-ing]

Every Brilliant Thing

Last night, I learned that people with mothers who have attempted suicide have a stronger fight or flight reflex, that Beyoncé is related to Mahler, and that sometimes a one-man interactive theatre piece is all that you need to cure you of a week of substanceless nonsense in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. 

[unsweetndstill]

Dion’s List of Every Brilliant Thing

It was March 2019 when I first saw the Manila Adaptation of a Duncan McMillan Play, “Every Brilliant Thing”. It’s a one-character play that talks about mental health awareness. It was held in Zobel De Ayala Recital Hall, May Bank Performing Arts Theatre in BGC and featured the beautiful, Teresa Herrera, as the main character.

“Every Brilliant Thing” is about a young girl who makes a list of things that’s brilliant about the world (1,000 to be exact). Every single thing that makes life worth living.

Right after the play, it got me thinking, which then, led me to having my own list . The list could be anything, from simple joys like “ice cream and chocolates”, to hearing you favourite song on the radio, to as deep as “finding your purpose”. 

Sharing my current list to remind you (yes, you my readers!) that this life is beautiful and that it’s okay to cry and be sad, but make sure to dry your tears and live life, as this world is full of brilliant things to keep you going. 

I hope that this will inspire you to start creating your own list.

1. Christmassy Lights in the middle of March

2. Ice Cream

3. A sight of a sleeping cat

4. Learning that your i-pod for 10 years is still working (the screen’s broken, but the music still plays)

5. Hearing Alanis Morisette’s “Hands Clean” in the morning.

6. Making my nephews’ happy.

7. Finally, getting the item you ordered online.

8. Little Surprises

9. Pizza after a long, tiring day

10. Last day of the working week, Friday!

11. Your favourite fast food meal (for this entry, it’s from Jolllibee!)

12. Theatre Fanboying

13. Going back to your first love: Reading!

14. Weekend tabletop and card games

15. Finishing a good book from your favourite author. For this entry, the book is from Gillian Flynn (Sharp Objects).

16. Waking up and realizing that you still have few more minutes to go back to sleeping.

17. Realizing that you have found your purpose. And it’s not about being successful in every aspect of your life, it’s about making the people that you truly care about happy.

18. Late Night Conversations

19. Family Vacation

20. Reconnecting with old friends

21. Watching a good movie

22. Warm, Sweet Hug

23. Singing your heart out

24. Attending concerts/gigs of your favourite local or foreign artists

25. Coffee and Milk Tea

26. Getting a handwritten note (’cause I have an old soul!)

27. Gratitude shown in different forms

28. The smell of a new book

29. The scent of Vanilla and Lime Basil

30. A friend who checks on you and wants nothing but the best for you

31. A chat notification from your favourite person

32. Binge-watching your favourite Netflix Series

33. Watching funny videos on YouTube

34. Cancelled Meetings (Natural High)

35. Being an inspiration to others

36. Getting a second-hand commendation

37. Hearing New Music

38. My dog’s kisses

39. My dog successfully giving birth to 5 puppies

... I will continue to add more in this list until I reached 1,000 (wish me luck)

[myaddictionstories-blog]

Things worth LIVING for, inspired by the amazing #everybrilliantthing but our style 😁 our list begins now!! if you can contribute, please feel free to leave a comment below!! #MyAddictionStories #thingsworthlivingfor 🙌🏼 #1 Jamming our to Led Zeppelin and feeling free with the windows down 🖤

[sparepieces-blog]

Waking up with a kitten scarf is pure loveliness #everybrilliantthing #kitten #snugglesfordays #montrealspca #adoptme #fosterkittens

[everybrilliantlittlething]

16. The Hey Arthur Theme Tune

[avlt]

Sold Out. And then some. Very grateful for this warm and wonderful crowd tonight! Time to get cozy and be a part of some art. EVERY BRILLIANT THING Written by Duncan MacMillan with Jonny Donahoe Directed by Whitney Thomas Eads Featuring Acacia Duncan April 5-14, 2018 @ The Vanderelli Room 218 McDowell St. Columbus, OH 43215 @thevanderelliroom #onewomanshow #womenonstage #duncanmacmillan #jonnydonahoe #everybrilliantthing #theatreincolumbus #asseenincolumbus #columbusmakesart #vanderelliroom https://ift.tt/2qbyLGy

[joelbryant]

Still in rehearsals for this play...for now. And I encourage everybody to buy tickets at: https://ift.tt/38T2s2A It’s a poignant one-person interactive comedy about suicide and depression that may (or may not) open April 3. If it’s safe to open, you’re treated to a great show! If we have to cancel, at least you’ve made a donation to a small theatre and supported the arts. It’s a win-win!! Also, since these are crazy times, and in keeping with the theme of the play, if all of this unprecedented mess has got you down, don’t hesitate to reach out to a depression helpline like 800-784-2433. Or just give me a shout and we’ll nip that negativity shit in the bud! #staysafe #keepsmiling #itllbeok #everybrilliantthing #theatre #stage #supportthearts #fucoronavirus @dezartperforms #palmsprings https://ift.tt/3b1yI5p

[ilianateng-blog]

#myeverybrilliantthing Journal review of the everybrilliantthing night – Monolog Play The monolog play is about depression. A man who grows up along with depression and the main source of depression was his mother who always wanted to commit suicide. During his childhood, he used to make himself happy, probably to convince himself that he is a happy kid by listing out his favourite things in life. This is an effective method to help someone with depression by emphasizing the happiness in his life which tells him actually he was not that miserable. Probably this is what we usually do when we encounter obstacles or unhappiness and trying to persuade ourselves that we are happy by reminding ourselves repeatedly how blessful and blissful we are. During the play, there was interaction between audience and the actor, actor chose a few person ramdomly and spontaneously on the spot to act as the character which was told by the actor. Few people were chosen to read out a group of numbered cards, I was one of them. The actor called out the number and we should be alert of what number he was shouting then we had to read the words on it out loud. These interactions were meant to get audience to be involving in the play and making them to be more understanding about the content of the play. Besides, by increasing the alertness of the audience, they will pay more attention on the play and actor. No one will really be interested in a play of depression and suicide, hence interaction is necessary. I am not a sentimental people, when I was watching this play; the uphill and downhill of the drama didn’t really touch me. However, the actor had expressed it well with rich of emotions and expressions. The changes of tone and volume when he expressed his anger and sadness; the excitement when he was happy. His emotions were contagious. Besides, I was impressed with the actor memorizing skill; he did really well at this. He was well prepared and he can remember which part what number. His improvising skill was remarkable as well. He could react to it no matter what the audience who act the character said spontaneously. This play makes me understand that a drama does not necessary to consists of a big group of actors and a lot of props, it can be as simple as monolog, as rich as monolog as well. For me, I would prefer to watch a drama with more actors, more attractive and interesting costume as well as more props because it would have more element in the content compare to monolog which is just told or act by one person.

[myaddictionstories-blog]

A young man who attempts to ease his mother's depression by creating a list of all the best things in the world. Through adulthood, as the list grows, he learns the deep significance it has on his own life. 🎥 GO WATCH this documentary and allow it to dig deep within yourself, pull you out of whatever feelings your feeling and remember what HAPPINESS sounds like. #everybrilliantthing #MyAddictionStories

[timsentence]

Last week I watched a play called Every Brilliant Thing. It was among the best pieces of live art that I've seen. The story themes and execution of the play was very much to my liking. I would definitely recommend checking it out. #everybrilliantthing #theatrethreesixty (at theatrethreesixty)