Time once again, as we come upon Helen Keller’s birthday party time, by many popular requests, ***You ***To, can hear the favorite Helen And Teacher outgoing ansswering machine message. Call 303–219-2573 to listen. Enjoy always!! (grin)
Much better fittings and settling in after major re tweaks. No more droopy lids and thensome.
Enjoy this year’s disLabled show from April on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1NPoLrDxxE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Off to get them. Can’t wait to have a proper tight fit again (grin)
disLabled’s Director Speaks Up!
Veteran Phamaly actor and writer, Jeremy Palmer directs the third season of disLabled. Read his insights on what makes this a must see.
Director Jeremy Palmer has been performing, writing, and directing with Phamaly Theatre Company for 16 years. With 3 years of co-head writing for Vox Phamalia under his belt, Jeremy assisted in developing and launching disLabled in Boulder. Now in Season 3, Jeremy is excited to open the show and offer audiences a stand-out show!
What makes disLabled unique?
disLabled is Phamaly’s only original full length show that is created from scratch each year. Since it’s unique to Phamaly, that means it’s pretty much the only show of its kind on the planet (meaning earth, not Boulder).
What can audiences expect from the show?
This year’s show is a courtroom comedy, of which there are few other examples in American theatre. But audiences can expect a very thought-provoking story that may challenge their own views of justice and the justice system itself – especially if they end up sitting on our jury!
How does this enhance/build the actors and their abilities?
This year especially has focused more on creating individual characters separate from the actors personalities. Several are playing non-disabled characters which is a new challenge for them. The experience of hearing their words and stories brought to life on stage, to say nothing of the rehearsal and creative process, is something that builds a lot of things, like camaraderie, confidence, and catharsis.
What is your favorite aspect of disLabled?
As a writer, it’s very exhilarating to take a production from 0 to 60 in such a short amount of time. Taking the stories, personalities, disabilities, and opinions of such an eclectic group of actors and forming those into a production, it’s like working with Mad Libs as a kid (or LEGOs as an adult, to be more appropriate to my own hobbies) to build something out of seemingly disparate pieces. People will judge the end product for themselves. But as a creative experience, it’s pretty awesome!
disLabled: Disorderly conduct. April 25–27 at the Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder.
disLabled: Disorderly Conduct
Four Performances Only!
Directed by Phamaly veteran actor, director, and writer, Jeremy Palmer
Friday April 25, 7pm
Saturday April 26, 2pm and 7pm
Sunday April 27, 2pm
Audio description available on the Sunday performance.
Need ASL interpretation for this show? Please email us at info@phamaly.org no later than April 11 to schedule interpreters for a performance.
$20 general admission tickets
$16 tickets for Groups of 10+
Please visit our website or call 303–444-7328 for individual tickets
or call Caroline Younger at 303–365-0005 to reserve your group.
Taking the plunge next week. Time to have new ones made for a proper fit. Now, they continue to click and pop like perpetual castinets (grin) Yes, very loose indeed. Can’t have em falling out during the show.
Our Third Season of disLabled Hits Boulder Next Month!
Phamaly brings the third installment of our original series disLabled to the Dairy Center in April for four performances. Don’t miss it!
Disorder in the court! Following two years of sold out performances, the third installment of Phamaly’s all-original comedic series, disLabled, takes place in the courtroom following an incident involving protestors who are disparate, disgruntled, and disabled! Is justice as blind as members of the cast? Find out for yourself!
We have only four performances, so get your tickets quick!
Directed by Jeremy Palmer
Performed at the Dairy Center for the Arts
Friday April 25, 7pm
Saturday April 26, 2pm and 7pm
Sunday April 27, 2pm
Audio description available on the Sunday performance.
$20 general admission tickets
$16 tickets for Groups of 10+
Please visit our website or call 303–444-7328 for individual tickets and call Caroline at 303–365-0005 to reserve your group.
Phamaly Theatre: Tickets are now on sale for DisLabled, April 25–27 at The Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder! Follow this link… http://fb.me/6kwG1dcY3 2/27/2014 4:28:25 PM from Facebook
disLabled 2014 Rehearsals start tonight. What shall this year bring??
Walking in a building lobby yesterday, someone rolled plowed by in a wheelchair shouting, “hey blindy, coming thru in a chair.” Then, crackle crunch, as they ran over both canes. One probably needed retiring soon, but still, the point being, Hmmmm….
Very fun. Let’s see which direction things will go this year.
Looking forward to this year’s Boulder disLabled. Last weekend in April.
Remember, visibility is bad. If you’re floundering and blundering out there, and are lost, just be sure to follow the glow of the yellow snow!! Gather round and let’s sing this recent favorite holiday song!!
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6041920/12%20Urinetown%20_%20The%20Davey%20Dinckle%20Song.mp3
Top 10 Things that Sound Dirty at Thanksgiving But Aren’t
10. “Talk about a huge breast!”
9. “It’s a little dry, do you still want to eat it?”
8. “Don’t play with your meat.”
7. “Just spread the legs open & stuff it in.”
6. “I didn’t expect everyone to come at once!”
5. “You still have a little bit on your chin.”
4. “How long will it take after you stick it in?”
3. “You’ll know it’s ready when it pops up.”
2. “That’s the biggest one I’ve ever seen!”
1. “How long do I beat it before it’s ready?”
Happy Thanksgiving
‘Twas The Night Of Thanksgiving,
But I Just Couldn’t Sleep.
I Tried Counting Backwards,
I Tried Counting Sheep.
The Leftovers Beckoned,
The Dark Meat And White.
But I Fought The Temptation,
With All Of My Might.
Tossing And Turning With Anticipation,
The Thought Of A Snack Became Infatuation.
So I Raced To The Kitchen, Flung Open The Door,
And Gazed At The Fridge, Full Of Goodies Galore.
Gobbled Up Turkey And Buttered Potatoes,
Pickles And Carrots, Beans And Tomatoes.
I Felt Myself Swelling So Plump And So Round,
‘Til All Of A Sudden, I Rose Off The Ground.
I Crashed Through The Ceiling,
Floating Into The Sky.
With A Mouthful Of Pudding,
And A Handful Of Pie.
But, I Managed To Yell As I Soared Past The Trees,
Happy Eating To All, Pass The Cranberries, Please!
May Your Stuffing Be Tasty,
May Your Turkey Be Plump.
May Your Potatoes ‘n Gravy,
Have Nary A Lump.
May Your Yams Be Delicious.
May Your Pies Take The Prize.
And May Your Thanksgiving Dinner,
Stay Off Of Your Thighs.
Yep, sneezed one out of my head this morn. Wonder if it’s fast approaching time for new ones. Coming up on 10 years January.
We were going to do biscuits along with fried chicken and mega mac and cheez. Tube imploded while opening. Biscuit and tube shrapnel off over dining room. Reminded me of the old military song that says:
The biscuits in the army, they say are mighty fine,
One rolled off the table, and killed a pal of mine!!
Here is the link.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6041920/PHAMALY.mp3
And now a preview of Vox Phamalia: G.I.M.P. Nation, the latest installment of Phamaly’s award winning sketch… http://fb.me/2K4szuwqT
Check out this Fall preview highlighting Vox Phamalia and It’s a Wonderful Life, written by former Rocky Mountain… http://fb.me/2FBKY45cs
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