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10 Year Leap
I really like commemorating threshold moments. My husband thinks it’s funny that I keep track of these so much so that I can say “Today is six months since we got married” or “Did you know that around this time … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 year reunion, american expat, anniversary, anxiety, Canada, graduate school, intuition, moving, newlywed, playwright, Rice University, Toronto
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Living in Community, Why I Stayed in Canada
Canada has been filled with so many unexpected surprises. (I should have known that when I took the plunge three years ago, huh?) These surprise opportunities have provided the most compelling reasons for remaining in Canada post-graduation. One in particular … Continue reading
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Tagged american expat, community living toronto, graduate school, Lights, Toronto
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My Birthday Wish
Dear Friend: Yesterday I received an email from a friend that made me almost skip down the street (so I just sort of ran and grinned like a maniac instead). Why? Because she said she had new stationary and was going … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged birthday, birthday wish, celebration, correspondence, graduate school, letter, post office, snail mail, Toronto, transition, writing
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Perseverant? Why, yes I am.
Perseverance . . . A couple of times this year and last year I was told by important people–my thesis advisor at Rice and the career advisor at York–that I am determined, driven, and organized about pursuing my dreams to … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Theatre Writing
Tagged american expat, collaboration, graduate school, grit, perseverance, theatre, Toronto, york university
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What does it mean “To Make Manifest”?
I didn’t pay too much attention to the theme of the Hemispheric Institute’s 2014 Encuentro before I arrived in Montreal and found the logo sticker on the door of every Concordia building designated for the conference. A little hand print … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Correa, Canada, Confesiones, encuentro, graduate school, growing pains, hemispheric institute, manifest, manifesto, memory, montreal, performance studies, Toronto, Travel, york university
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Still Making Theatre: June Week in Review
Sometimes it feels like I’m in Lala-land, just a blank page stuck in between two chapters of my life, wondering how the transition out of graduate school into “the real world” (finally? it feels like we young adults look at … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Life, Theatre Writing
Tagged dramaturge, dramaturgy, graduate school, LMDA Canada, playwright, summer, theatre, Toronto
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The Big C: Collaboration
At the end of the spring semester, I really wanted to collaborate with other artists. I had been on an emerging artists roundtable at Theatre Gargantua and talked to so many people about their projects, their collaborators. After a winter … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Life, Theatre Writing
Tagged Canada, Canadian theatre, collaboration, dramaturg, emerging artist, graduate school, growth, new play, playwright, team, theatre, Toronto, youth
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Operation 24: How Staying Up All Night Made Me Less Stressed
I could say my theatre journey started back in sixth grade when I played the Blue Bird in The Tortoise and the Hare Ride Again. But I consider that little brush with the stage and odd bit of confidence as an … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Theatre Writing
Tagged creative writing, drama, grad school, graduate school, operation 24, playwright, playwriting, theatre, Toronto, unit 102
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Beyond a Cafe Review: McDonald’s
Judge if you wish. I would have judged myself for this just days ago. But there’s a McDonald’s really close to my new apartment and with some coupons in the mail and my constant cheap-broke-international graduate student life, it was the … Continue reading
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Tagged cafe, capitalism, cheap eats, coffee, family, food, graduate school, graduate student, inspiration, mcdonalds, restaurant, review, Toronto, writing
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