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Sofia Improv Festival

This is the highlights edition.

Wednesday

My world changed when I met my students: Qna, Yanna, Milko, Eva, Katya, Ilian, Simona, Yann, Ben, Mati, Ric and Yiannis. (And Alexander on keys) The first day was admittedly tough - changing things on the fly due to a language barrier. I had 30 hours to teach 12 improvisers from all over the world how to musically improvise in many of their second languages.

At night, I performed StaceJam (my solo musical Harold) with a musician I had just met from Greece - Panos! It went great and I was so happy to have a lot of my students in the audience. It was well received. My voice felt a little hoarse during it, but I was still proud of the final product. I sat out of the instructor set that night so that I would save my voice for teaching. I made the right decision in that regard - but man, what a set!

Thursday

On Thursday, I began my morning routine of walking to the theater (Zlatin walked with me Wednesday to show me the ropes). I had some breakfast and then it was off to the Bulgarian TV station. It was my TV debut! They walked me to a room where a tag team of two flamboyant men did my hair and makeup in under 10 minutes. Neither spoke a lick of English until they both proclaimed “yaaaasssss.”

I met my interpreter (what?!) and made my way to the stage. The hosts were beautiful and brilliant and my interpreter confidently walked me through everything. It was an insane experience. The show is obviously in Bulgarian, so I had two hosts and the interpreter talking to me at the same time and then my interpreter obviously spoke similaranepualy with me. Being used to “give and take of focus,” this was an improvisers nightmare. But I made it through. Fun fact: the caption on the tv translated to “American Star.” So yeah, I’m world famous in Bulgaria. Day 2 of classes was fantastic and I had a blast playing the instructor set (it was pure joy and chaos). Both international festivals I’ve taught at have mostly had American teachers - but in Europe, they all know one another. So I was a little lost puppy who was quickly found and raised by incredible humans.

It was myself, Trent (USA/Finland), Alan (Poland), Laura (Amsterdam), Jochem (Amsterdam), Nick (Australia), Gael (France), Bogdan (Romania), Ella (Spain), Inbal (Israel), Micoo (Italy) and Menelaos (Greece) - plus Zlatin played!

Friday

By Friday, I was pretty well known for eating meatballs. I had them almost every day for lunch - this is important later. Workshop was amazing - a very high energy day, and the day that everyone felt confident enough to do the final showcase in English (which speaks volumes of the students I was working with).

On Friday night we did a really interesting show format. We did a two person scene (names pulled from hats) and the set up was:

You are ____ (character trait / relationship)

You are _____ (character trait / relationship

We are _____ (location)

We are _____ (scenario or supporting detail)

I got paired with Ella and had a great scene. She gave me the gift of being a 2nd rate magician. It was so fun, so easy and it made me very happy.

Saturday

On Saturday, we moved spaces a bit - but everyone was really flexible and awesome. Saturday was a bit challenging in terms of the work. We were very obviously all tired and I gave them really advanced stuff to work on.

Our show at night was crazy and fun. It was our final performance with all the all-star instructors. We stood in a circle after the show and drank a bottle of Polish vodka that Alan had provided. It was seriously delicious. I didn’t stay out too late, but did have to say goodbye to many of my new friends. Although, I have a pretty good feeling I’ll see them all “on the road.”

Sunday

On Sunday we rehearsed our show. They choose the Deltones format and I was happy as a clam.

By the time their showcase was seating for patrons, my class was dancing around the aisles greeting people. The energy and love was top notch.

I hosted the show and they performed in two acts: a 35-40 minute musical in English and then some short form musical games. The entire show was fantastic, the audience was blown away and I was so dang proud. They even managed to organically sing a revolution number and I thought I was going to have a heart attack.

I stayed out dancing and taking photos. It was the end of an incredible festival.

#STACEJAM2018 #GoingSteadyinEurope #thisis31

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Golden Globes 2017: Predictions and Whatnot

Happy New Year, everyone! 2016 was crazy, and 2017 has kicked off! Hope you have a good holiday time, because in less than a week, we will be faced with the continuation of the 2017 Awards Season and the first award show in 2017: the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards!

The 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards will once again gather the best movies and television series chosen by the members of the prestigious Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), continuing the 2017 Awards Season series after the 22nd running Critics' Choice Awards.

This time, however, the outright battle for domination gets more even with both most-nominated movie and series are almost at an even number of nods, being six and five nominations respectively. La La Land, a musical comedy/drama movie, will finally go face-to-face against The People vs O.J. Simpson, FX's critically-acclaimed series based on the trials of O.J. Simpson and is part of the American Crime Story trilogy series created by Ryan Murphy of American Horror Story fame. The last time these two met in CCAs, La La Land was second-to-none, winning eight of twelve nominations including Best Picture, while The People went home with three out of five wins.

A win for La La Land would be as expected as Lewis Hamilton taking wins in F1 races, knowing that they had already seized the CCAs night, but if only The People seized the night instead owned the musical movie, it'd be as unexpected as Scott McLaughlin's move he made during the Gold Coast 600 race, given that there aren't much TV nominations than there are movie nominations. Lest you forget, while La La Land's wins excels in quantity, The People's wins in actor-based categories might be the key to an endless jaw-dropper, especially with its jokers Courtney B. Vance, Sterling K. Brown, and Sarah Paulson on board. That is, not unless HFPA members have their own preferences of whether they would win any permutation of these actors winning or not, and/or they'd like to give wins to Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone as well.

ANYONE'S GAME

(Image: La La Land official Twitter)

La La Land's fight won't be easy this time in Golden Globes: Deadpool is more than ready to diminish the musical's chance of winning, with Ryan Reynolds being nominated in Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy alongside La La Land's Ryan Gosling. Both of these nominations can greatly shake up La La Land's chance of domination when possible, followed with the fact that Deadpool would be the sole frontier in People's Choice Awards, an awards gala that certain people might frown their face on.

Another name to stop La La Land's domination tracks is Meryl Streep of Florence Foster Jenkins, also a Critics' Choice winner, in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy category, where Emma Stone belongs in. While there are signs that Streep would successfully tackle Stone's way, there might be a good change of hear within the HFPA's body, but that might somehow be unlikely.

Moonlight and Manchester By The Sea will meet each other again in Drama-based categories yet again. Casey Affleck will be the sole runner in the Best Actor counterpart carrying the MBTS flag with Natalie Portman being nominated for Jackie instead, going up against Hacksaw Ridge's Andrew Garfield and Fences's Denzel Washington. The two movies, along with La La Land, will converge in categories such as Best Director - Motion Picture, Best Screenplay, and Best Original Score - Motion Picture (without MBTS's interference), making it somehow an interesting arms race between movies.

Finally, the race for the Best Motion Picture in Animation will revolve between Zootopia and Moana, two Disney Pixar movies which sees a contrasting possibility: The category in question is the only occurrence where Zootopia appears, and Moana's "How Far I'll Go" also earns it a Best Original Song - Motion Picture nod, with a twist of having La La Land's "City of Stars" to deal with. Whoever wins the main animation category though will easily win the whole animated movie arms race, with Moana's bigger chance of at least winning one category albeit with a bigger threat.

HIGH EXPECTATIONS

(Image: E!Online)

The People vs O.J. Simpson becomes a frontrunner for Limited Series / Television Motion Picture categories, having five nominations in four different categories of the genre. Courtney B. Vance goes up against well-known names of Bryan Cranston from All The Way and Tom Hiddleston in The Night Manager, while Sarah Paulson will have to deal with Westworld's Thandie Newton, another Critics' Choice winner. Finally, a tag team of Sterling K. Brown and John Travolta will face John Lithgow of The Crown, another Critics' Choice winner, and Christian Slater of Mr. Robot, last year's Golden Globes winner, responsible for rising up Mr. Robot's flag during its first awards season outing in the same gala, making up the fact that this Best Supporting Actor race is indeed a "group of hell. Finally, This is Us's Mandy Moore, Confirmation's Kerry Washington, and Game of Thrones's Lena Headey will all battle for the Best Supporting Actress accolade.

While The People might be easily the one to dominate the game as everyone's expectations see fit, The Night Manager shouldn't be written off from the list either, but having constantly shadowed by the FX series means that its chance to win gold across its categories might be little to none, especially seeing how fluke it did during Critics' Choice, and the only ray of hope the series has would be in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. Sure, they have Lena Headey of Game of Thrones to deal with, as well as two This is Us efforts in the same category, but the hope is still there.

The Drama race will see the likes of The Crown, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, This Is Us, and Westworld for the outright category, with the last three plus The Crown being the newcomers, making it a race between them and a single veteran nominee which only scored two nominations this year. Mr. Robot's Rami Malek finally gets a Golden Globe nod in the Best Drama Actor category with a good chance of winning, being a perfect chance to make up Mr. Robot's snub in the Best Drama Series race, while Evan Rachel Wood of Westworld fame will take on a returning legendary name in Golden Globes representing Stranger Things in the Actress counterpart: Winona Ryder.

While Westworld has the bigger chance to at least close its gap to The People, Thandie Newton's fight won't be easy at all with Sarah Paulson appearing, the same can go with Evan Rachel Wood against Winona Ryder. But Best Drama Series should be a good winning point, with the only interference being Stranger Things. The Americans duo Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell meanwhile are finally nominated for Golden Globes, but, as with the other nominees, it's no cakewalk.

The Musical / Comedy categories will also deliver a good chunk of rivalry, which sees newcomer Atlanta fighting against the giants in their own games in the Best TV Series category of the genre: Transparent, being the resident Golden Globe winner of the category, and Veep, an HBO comedy that packs a threatening CV. Another of Amazon's production Mozart in the Jungle also joins the fun, which will also see its actor Gael García Bernal battling against the likes of Atlanta's Donald Glover and Transparent's Jeffrey Tambor. With all three mentioned being the most-touted winners for the Best Actor category, it doesn't get much hotter. Lastly, Veep will see its main actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus take on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Rachel Bloom and Jane The Virgin's Gina Rodriguez, two previous Golden Globe winners now on stage altogether, in an attempt to bring down a single actress who has been awarded Emmys almost the same amount as Tom Kristensen's 24 Hours of Le Mans wins.

Unfortunately, Orange is the New Black will not be around this year as the HFPA snubs the Netflix original series. Despite winning numerous awards, OITNB has never been good in Golden Globe grounds, and with the overflow of better series, the writing was on the wall for the series, with the same sentiment can be said to House of Cards, another Netflix original. Empire is also missing out this year, and so did Taraji P. Henson, the winner of last year's Best Drama Actress. ABC's How to Get Away With Murder also falls victim, though fortunately that didn't stop Viola Davis to appear somewhere this year.

In conclusion, with fewer categories competed in Golden Globes, and with TV/movie barrier aside, the race for the domination should be an interesting one. Whether you root for either La La Land, The People, or any other, just pray that HFPA picks whatever is right for you.

#Golden Globes #Golden Globes 2017 #La La Land #the people vs oj simpson #Deadpool #Zootopia #Moana #Manchester By The Sea #Westworld #Stranger Things #Game of Thrones #Transparent #Crazy Ex-Girlfriend #Jane The Virgin #Atlanta #Veep #This Is Us #Mr. Robot #The Night Manager

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