So I am off on vacation for a couple weeks. Regular readers fear not! I have set up a series of entries to appear according to my usual posting schedule.
Since summer officially started, I thought it appropriate to take a look back at my post about how the Public Theatre manages to offer Shakespeare in the Park for free. Please be sure to read to the comments section in the entry where my misunderstandings were corrected by a reader two years after the post. In my defense, the Shakespeare in the Park website still doesn’t do much to clarify that.
I think actors should stop acting in the parks for so little pay. The public gets used to being entertained for nothing. Actos need to earn a good living from their very hard and wonderful work. They give away their best young years and then end up with nothing in terms of a life and a career.
I think actors should stop acting in the parks for so little pay. The public gets used to being entertained for nothing. Actos need to earn a good living from their very hard and wonderful work. They give away their best young years and then end up with nothing in terms of a life and a career.