If you’re a frequent reader of the Meagan and Timmy blog (also known as Timmy and Timmy blog) then you know about my acting roots. Also, if you’re a frequent reader of the Megan and Timmy blog then you’re probably my mom, mother-in-law or my […]
Tag Archives: theatre
250/365 – Getting The Part
My transition to Los Angeles has been fairly easy. I’ve visited here enough to understand the lay of the land. I’m not so susceptible to culture shock. I know about gridlock traffic, so it doesn’t surprise or really bother me. I have a general understanding […]
189/365 – My Friend, PR.
The minute I knew I was moving from NYC to Chicago, I tried to cram everything into two months. I went to all the museums I missed. I visited all the friends I had made. I ate at all those places I said I’d always […]
132/365 – The Theatre Success Curve
Just got back from performing improv for hundreds of kids at Eureka College in central Illinois. Tons of fun. Hadn’t had a performance since September. Performing, especially comedy, is a rush like no other. It exhilarating – chemically, emotionally and physically. Sometimes, after a great […]
342/365 – Inventing Funny
For some reason, improv shows attract people who think their ticket is also a performer’s pass. To them, improv means that they get to be a part of the show too! Maybe, just MAYEB if they yell out whatever they want, they can be part […]