James Meehan's Lounge Discussions

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Congrats, Emi!

Emily - that's awesome! What's the film about?

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Congrat! Emi

Hi James. Totally understand about the lack of male actors issue. The amateur group I'm with has the same problem. We had a guy that backed out on the day before the performance. I have a play has one man, but can be replaced with a woman, if interested connect with me.

James, did you find a play? If not, here's some info about my play NARROW HALLWAYS. NARROW HALLWAYS A full length play with no intermission but there’s a point one can be easily inserted One set: living room of a country house outside of NYC Set in 1933, a shooting at a weekend house party leads to more than the killer being revealed. Cast of Characters SIS HOWARD - 31. Married. East Coast society matron in the making. Her parents left her and her brother in charge of the party while they attend a funeral. BRO COOPER – 29. East Coast upper crust. Man-about-town. His goal is to find the best speakeasy. DENA NORTH – Mid 60's. East Coast society matron. So correct she makes Emily Post look like a floozy. PALO BARRIOS – Early 30’s. Cuban. Latin good looks. Suave. Dena’s house guest. RADA – 40's or 50's. Slight Eastern European accent. No nonsense. A spy in WWI who’s writing a book. EDEN – Late 20’s. Beautiful. Self-confident Black woman. A stenographer who is there to help Rada with her book. VERA LA VEE – 31. Down on her luck platinum blond. Bro’s girlfriend. Please let me know if this is something you'd be interested in. Good luck. Ann

Hmm, this was posted several months ago -- and then James Meehan stopped posting. I'm guessing this went into the void.

James, hello please visit my site: http://dreamartsproductions.com/what-have-we-done.html 'Talk to the Hand', 'Come Again' and 'That Irish Thing' are ready to be staged. 'Talk to the Hand' will gets its first staging in NJ around 6 months from now. Let me know if you want to read the full script of any of these. Ciao Brenda Iovino

My name is Ruth K Brown and I am proud to say I am the President of Aim for Applause, www.aimforapplause.com As a short introduction to me, I am an award-winning actor and director having started in my home state of Michigan and continuing in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey since moving to the Mid-Atlantic area in 1997. I am also currently serving as Treasurer of the Delaware Theatre Association (DTA) and Secretary of the Eastern States Theatre Association (ESTA), comprised of DE, MD, PA and NY. I have long dreamt about being in a position to support original playwrighting and the subsequent production of original works. J&G has given me that ability and for that I am very grateful. Working with J&G Unlimited, LLC has rekindled and supported my long held belief that the linking between playwrights and production venues is difficult at best. What exists online seems to tend toward the larger venues and highly ambitious playwrights . When J&G approached me to work with them on their design for Aim for Applause (AFA), I jumped onboard because the design is geared to support theatres in our communities ... the first function being developed is to help community authors to market and community theatres to find original scripts they might have no other way of finding and performing. AFA has been under design and upgrade for months and now it is available to accept new members and new scripts. During this crucial preparation stage, people reached out to J&G asking about using AFA. This email is my Welcome Aboard!! to you and my offer to assist you with joining AFA as a member and loading any/all original and copyright/registered scripts into this online tool. AFA is in the beginning stages and the more scripts that are available online the more quickly outreach efforts to venues and theatrical decision makers will begin to result in productions. As President I am knowledgeable about the functionality and operation of AFA and will work with you to accomplish whatever you want to do with AFA. Please give me a call or email me (business card attached) and we can get started together. Thank you for your interest in AFA. I am looking forward to speaking and working with each and every one of you. After all, theatre success is directly dependent upon your creativity!