On the eve of the premiere performance of “The Crucible†by the Gallery Players, Review Fix Senior Editor Olga Privman had the fortunate opportunity to spend a few quick moments with the faces behind the play’s primary pair, John and Elizabeth Proctor, played by Gil Brady and Rhyn McLemore, respectively.
Listen as the three discuss the play itself, the blissfully demanding tasks of the acting field and the joys of performing as a couple. كيف تربح بالروليت
(The review for the performance can be accessed here.)
I spent a good decade dabbling in creating metaphysically-inclined narrative fiction and a mercifully short stream of lackluster poetry. A seasoned connoisseur of college majors, I discovered journalism only recently through a mock review for my mock editor, though my respect for the field is hardly laughable. I eventually plan to teach philosophy at a university and write in my free time while traveling the world, scaling mountains and finding other, more creative ways to stimulate adrenaline. Travel journalism, incidentally, would be a dream profession. Potential employers? Feel free to ruthlessly steal me away from the site. I’ll put that overexposed Miss Brown to shame.
On the eve of the premiere performance of “The Crucible†by the Gallery Players, Review Fix Senior Editor Olga Privman had the fortunate opportunity to spend a few quick moments with the faces behind the play’s primary pair, John and Elizabeth Proctor, played by Gil Brady and Rhyn McLemore, respectively.
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