The Sea of Love

So after having numerous discussions with my parents and friends. I have determined that maybe, there is more to Marymount than just school. I mean, while it may be stressful...I still have the best friends here. The Transfer Bunch, we call ourselves. Sean, Frankie, Megan, and Cherisse. They live on the girls floor below me and basically, we love each other and they are determined to have me stay. And I think that is quite possibly the best choice. I should just stick with what I have. 

For those that are confused, I began having second thoughts on if Marymount was right for me. Classes are so stressful and are quite the workload. But you know what? I should let the others pass me by and focus on my schooling. 

I applied for an internship and I am dying to get it. I want it so bad. The Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment Group. An intern needed to schedule events, and give tours of the Nederlander Entertainment sponsored Broadway theatres. Pre-requisites: Someone who has worked in theatre management, someone who is very familiar with theatre history. Yes that is me.

Back to a heavy note, my Stagecraft teacher informed the class I was a young, uninformed, and a "just starting out" actor because I have the Stanislavski Method Trilogy, and I own the Kristin Linklater speech and voice books. 

Right...Gary Levinson, You've been teaching at Marymount for 6-7 years and you don't t realize that the acting instructors of Marymount Manhattan instruct their students in the ways of Stanislavski and Kristin Linklater. If they were for young, uninformed actors, then why are the books still praised among the older acting crowd? Thanks.