Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts

Local Parents Think Utterly Unremarkable Thespian Daughter Did Really Great Up There

Laurence Brown | Thursday, September 27, 2012 | | | | Best Blogger Tips
INDIANAPOLIS - Parents of local thespian Stacey Mannering, 14, told the utterly unremarkable drama enthusiast Friday that she did really great up there throughout a barely noticeable performance as Citizen #2 in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Though she was only seen vaguely in the background in just one or two scenes and added very little to the unfolding action on stage, Stacey was greeted with a rose and an approving hug from Marsha and Derek Mannering, following a 3-hour show in which she featured for a mere 7 minutes. "Honey, you did awesome out there tonight," said Mrs Mannering, alongside her beaming husband. "That was just... wow."

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Struggling Local Actress Lands Gritty New Role as Data Entry Clerk

Laurence Brown | Tuesday, March 13, 2012 | | | | Best Blogger Tips
INDIANAPOLIS - After working tirelessly to break into the professional theater scene since her graduation from Butler University in 2009, former Theater Studies major Rachael Cardwell has landed a gritty new role entering data for S.C. Clarkson Ltd.
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The talented struggling actress, whose only recent stage credit includes playing Lady Montague in a community theater production of Romeo & Juliet, joined up with the accounting firm's existing crew members Monday.

While not the meatiest role of her career, Cardwell will still get the opportunity to work under acclaimed certified accountant, Jim Hockley - believed in accounting circles to be one of the finest auditors in three counties.

"We're just very happy for Rachael," said the 24-year-old's mother Denise. "She has worked incredibly hard to get where she is today and even though it's not quite her dream role, at least now she might become a little more self-sufficient."

"She's going to do just great."

Meanwhile, Miss Cardwell revealed Monday that, because of the relative allure of honing her craft with the small business, she was forced to turn down a challenging role operating the cash registers at retail chain Target.