Esther Bunny: The Introduction

drama_masks.gifHere are the basics: I was born in Illinois, grew up in Richmond, VA, and attended the University of Richmond. I started doing drama in high school, tried to quit a few times, but it kept sucking me back into the vortex. So, I’ve given up trying to fight it! My theatrical experience ranges from my beginnings in high school, to indigenous drama in East Africa, to university theatre, and an amazing internship at Williamstown Theatre Festival.

I love the theatre scene in Charlottesville, and am constantly amazed at how many varying opportunities exist here in Mr. Jefferson’s town. My favorite part of theatre is the historical background of plays, playwrights, the eras in which the plays were written, and the eras in which the plays are set to take place. Playwrights are more like poets than novelists, so every word and every name ends up taking significance in the structural composition of a play.

My nickname was given to me in college and somehow gravitated into the Charlottesville theatre scene, as well. For me, it will always be tied to my theatrical experiences, and that’s why it’s displayed when I post.

I think that’s everything most relevant to introducing me … thanks for reading my posts!

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4 Responses to “Esther Bunny: The Introduction”

  1. 06 May 2008 at 7:45 amNewmaN said:

    Welcome, Esther. we’re very glad to have you aboard.

  2. 06 May 2008 at 9:55 amPinkie said:

    Hey Esther! Welcome to the MUSE. Which plays have you been in here?

  3. 06 May 2008 at 10:43 amtrillian said:

    Hi Esther Bunny!! Glad to see you’ll be posting on MUSE, I think you’re the perfect person for it!

  4. 10 May 2008 at 5:44 pmEsther Bunny said:

    hey guys - thanks for the welcome!

    pinkie - i’ve worked as a dramaturg on a lot of live arts stuff: A Raisin in the Sun, All My Sons, Noises Off, Having Our Say, Our Lady of 121st Street, A Clean House, A Little Night Music, In the Blood, and Mother Courage.

    looking forward to more posts and comments from everyone.

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