#paul hecht

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Have y’all ever wondered why the Broadway Dickinson sounds like he has a faint British accent when you listen to CCCM?

That’s cuz he’s actually British in real life

Just found that out and I think it’s super cool

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My overwhelmed, overexhausted brain had a galaxy brain moment today.

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The 13 year old Sabres shirt from the last time they were in the playoffs

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Ausverkaufte Premiere von Misery in Schwetzingen

Misery in Schwetzingen Psychothriller von William Goldman nach dem Welterfolg „Sie“ von Stephen King Inszenierung: Joerg Mohr Premiere am 17. Februar 2024 Folgetermine mit verfügbaren Karten   01.03.2024 20:00 Uhr Karten bestellen 16.03.2024 19:00 Uhr Karten bestellen 13.04.2024 19:00 Uhr Karten bestellen Spielort: theater am puls Schwetzingen Es spielen: Michael Hecht, Irina Maier Wir…

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favourite poems of january

christian wiman hard night: "the ice storm"

timothy donnelly hymn to life

randall jarrell the complete poems: "the lost world"

dana levin the living teaching

stuart dybeck brass knuckles: "the knife-sharpener's daughter"

kofi awoonor the promise of hope: new and selected poems: "lament of the silent sisters"

bruce snider ode to a dolly parton drag queen

jon pineda birthmark: "translation"

brenda shaughnessy interior with sudden joy: "dear gonglya"

franny choi hangul abecedarian

atsuro riley hutch

clark moore strikes and gutters

jenny xie eye level: "rootless"

alberto ríos the smallest muscle in the human body: "rabbits and fire"

tim seibles mosaic

anthony hecht an offering for patricia

harry matthews cool gales shall fan the glades

robert glück the word in us: lesbian and gay poetry of the next wave: "burroughs"

albert goldbarth the poem of the little house at the corner of misapprehension and marvel

george seferis collected poems (george seferis): "spring a.d."

alberto ríos a small story about the sky

sharmila voorakkara for the tattooed man

robin blaser the holy forest: collected poems of robin blaser: "the truth is laughter 10"

robert pinsky gulf music: "antique"

henri cole blackbird and wolf: "twilight"

paul violi likewise: "in praise of idleness"

ron padgett collected poems: "what are you on?"

meena alexander birthplace with buried stones: "lychees"

sara borjas decolonial self-portrait

valerie martínez absence, luminescent: "the reliquaries"

kathryn simmonds the visitations: "in the woods"

kofi

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Birthdays 2.28

Beer Birthdays

Joseph Metcalfe (1813)

James Younger (1818)

John Holme Ballantine (1834)

Knut Albert Solem (1960)

Jeff Bell a.k.a. Stonch (1979)

Connor Casey (1986)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Chris Kraft; NASA flight director, Mercury & Gemini missions (1924)

Paul Krugman; economist (1953)

Linus Pauling; chemist (1901)

Smokey the Bear; anti-fire bear (1928)

John Turturro; actor (1957)

Famous Birthdays

Mario Andretti; auto driver (1940)

Berthold Auerbach; German writer (1812)

Maxine Bahns; actor (1971)

Stanley Baker; actor (1927)

Charles Blondin; tightrope walker, 1st to walk across Niagra Falls (1824)

Milton Caniff; cartoonist (1907)

Rae Dawn Chong; actor (1961)

John Connor; future leader of the human resistance, in “Terminator” films (1985)

Michel de Montaigne; French writer (1553)

Charles Durning; actor (1923)

John Fahey; folk singer (1939)

Mike Figgis; film director (1948)

Frank Gehry; architect (1929)

Gilbert Gottfried; comedian (1955)

Ben Hecht; writer (1893)

Donnie Iris; rock singer (1943)

Brian Jones; rock musician (1943)

Karolina Kurkova; model (1984)

Ali Larter; actor (1976)

Robert Sean Leonard; actor (1969)

May Lyon; educator (1797)

Gavin MacLeod; actor (1931)

Peter B. Medawar; zoologist (1915)

Vincente Minnelli; film director (1903)

Zero Mostel; actor (1915)

Bernadette Peters; actor (1948)

Ernest Renan; French philosopher (1823)

Mercedes Ruehl; actor (1948)

Charles "Bubba" Smith; Baltimore Colts DE, actor (1945)

Dean Smith; UNC basketball coach (1931)

Joe South; rock guitarist (1942)

Dorothy Stratton; model, actor (1960)

John Tenniel; cartoonist, illustrator (1820)

Tommy Tune; dancer (1939)

Cindy Wilson; rock singer (1957)

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Sorted screencaps from The Boys, S1-3. Found HERE.

A-Train / Jessie T. Usher #16,800

Actress (Stormfront) - Charlize Theron #500

Adam Bourke - P.J. Byrne #1,370

Alastair Adana - Goran Visnjic #1,800

Also Ashley - Sabrina Saudin #900

Anika - Ana Sani #1,300

Annie January / Starlighter - Erin Moriarty  #78,000

Ashley Barrett - Colby Minifie #14,700

Becca Butcher - Shantel Van Santen  #7,800

Billy Butcher - Karl Urban #64,800

Black Noir - Nathan Mitchell #183

Blue Hawk - Nick Wechsler #1,600

Cameron Coleman - Matthew Edison #1,300

Carol Manning - Jessica Hecht #915

Cassandra - Katy Breier #3,500

Cherie - Jordana Lajoie  #1,000

Connie Butcher - Lesley Nicol  #248

Crimson Countess - Laurie Holden  #1,700

Donna January - Ann Cusack  #3,200

Eagle the Archer - Langston Kerman  #1,400

Elena - Nicola Coccia-Damude  #2,900

Ezekiel - Shaun Benson  #1,000

Frenchie -  Tomer Capone  #30,000

Gecko - David W. Thompson #357

Grace Mallory - Laila Robins  #7,500

Gunpowder - Sean Patrick Flanery / Joel Gagne #950

Homelander - Antony Starr #80,000

Hugh Campbell - Simon Pegg #1,300

Hughie Campbell - Jack Quaid  #82,800

Janine - Liyou Abere / Nalini Ingrita #1,300

Jonah Vogelbaum - John Doman #1,500

Judy Atkinson - Barbara Gordon #400

Kenji Miyashiro / Mouse - Abraham Lim #1,800

Kevin Moskowitz / The Deep - Chace Crawford #22,174

Kimiko Miyashiro - Karen Fukuhara #20,000

Lamplighter - Shawn Ashmore #4,300

Lenny Butcher - Jack Fulton #800

Little Nina - Katia Winter #2,200

Madelyn Stillwell - Elisabeth Shue #12,400

Maggie Shaw / Maeve - Dominique McElligott #23,600

Mesmer - Haley Joel Osment / Aram Avakian #3,700

Mindstorm - Ryan Blakely #411

Monique - Frances Turner / Alvina August #1,500

Mother’s Milk - Laz Alonso #25,000

Nathan - Christian Keyes #2,500

Popclaw - Brittany Allen #3,300

Robert Singer - Jim Beaver #1,800

Robin - Jess Salgueiro #800

Ryan - Cameron Crovetti #8,000

Sam Butcher - John Noble #500

Soldier Boy - Jensen Ackles #8,900

Stan Edgar - Giancarlo Esposito #6,400

Stormfront - Aya Cash #15,400

Supersonic - Miles Gaston Villanueva #3,400

Susan Raynor - Jennifer Esposito #2,900

Tessa (TNT) - Kristin Booth #600

The Legend - Paul Reiser #1,800

Todd - Matthew Gorman #1,200

Tommy (TNT) - Jack Doolan #600

Translucent - Alex Hassell #800

Victoria Neuman -  Claudia Doumit #7,500

Young Butcher - Luca Villacis / Josh Zaharia #300

Young Lenny - Bruno Rudolf #800

Young Mallory - Sarah Swire #1,600

Young Nadia - Elisa Paszt #200

Young Sam Butcher - Brendan Murray #150

Young Stan Edgar - Justin Davis #800

Young Starlight - Maya Misaljevic #500

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Carole Lombard and John Barrymore in True Confession (Wesley Ruggles, 1937)

Cast: Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray, John Barrymore, Una Merkel, Porter Hall, Edgar Kennedy, Lynne Overman, Irving Bacon, Fritz Feld, Hattie McDaniel. Screenplay: Claude Binyon, based on a play by Louis Verneuil and Georges Berr. Cinematography: Ted Tetzlaff. Art direction: Hans Dreier, Robert Usher. Film editing: Paul Weatherwax. Music: Friedrich Hollaender.

A somewhat too frantic screwball comedy, True Confession plays fast and loose not only with the legal profession but also to an extent with the careers of its stars. Fred MacMurray plays Kenneth Bartlett, a lawyer who insists on defending only those he thinks are really innocent, which gives him some trouble when his wife, Helen (Carole Lombard), goes on trial for murder. She's a would-be writer who can't always be trusted to tell the truth, so even though she didn't commit the crime, she winds up saying she did and pleading self-defense. Meanwhile, the trial is being watched by Charley Jasper (John Barrymore), an alcoholic loon who knows who really did the deed. None of these people make much sense, especially Barrymore, who seems at times to be reprising his earlier, far more successful performance as Oscar Jaffe opposite Lombard's Lily Garland (aka Mildred Plotka) in Twentieth Century (Howard Hawks, 1934). Alcohol had taken a serious toll on Barrymore, who was 55 when he made this film; he looks 70. Lombard was better, more controlled in her comic flights in Twentieth Century, too. Here she verges on grating at times. Comparisons are seldom fair, but it has to be said that the difference between the two films has to be that the earlier and better one was directed by Hawks from a screenplay by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, and True Confession was directed by Wesley Ruggles from a screenplay by Claude Binyon based on a French farce. Still, there's some fun to be had here, and the cast includes such stars from the golden age of character actors as Una Merkel being giddy, Porter Hall being irascible, Edgar Kennedy doing multiple face-palms, and Hattie McDaniel playing one of her always watchable (if regrettable) roles as the maid.

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After going undrafted by the NBA, Danny Miles (Glen Powell) has been toiling in obscurity in the minor leagues for years. But when he wins a 10-Day contract to join the Philadelphia 76ers, Danny finally gets his shot. Over exactly one and a half weeks, Danny faces a series of mental, physical, and emotional challenges that completely disrupt his life, as well as the lives of those around him. Just when he should be putting everything else to the side and concentrating entirely on basketball, his whole world seems to conspire to prevent that. His new teammates bully or ignore him. His childhood best friend, Paul (Lamorne Morris), the franchise star of the 76ers, grows resentful of Danny's rise. His ex-girlfriend, Michelle (Erinn Westbrook), still the love of Danny's life, tries to shake off the ghosts of their troubled past, but ends up complicating their future. And his mother, Cheryl (Jessica Hecht), a former pro athlete herself, becomes the ultimate, overbearing stage-mom. If Danny is going to succeed during these intense ten days, he has to find a way to rise above the noise, or else let his dreams slip away forever. Our season unfolds over 10 episodes, each covering one day. [X]

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So, I made an angsty Balance of Timeline AU Admiral Pike playlist. Because I like pain and regret and hubris and the desire to set things right, it’s my bread and butter. Put it in arc order from dodging his fate, to losing Spock, to enduring the war, to deciding to go back in time to stop himself from evading his original path, one way, or the other.

Poor Atlas by Dessa • The Ballad of Jeremiah Peacekeeper by Poets of The Fall • Book of The Dead On Sale by Saintseneca • Mars by Sleeping At Last • Mac Beth by Faun • Another New World by Punch Brothers • The Rising Of The Moon by Peter, Paul and Mary • Speak For The Dead by Daniel Pemberton • Are Things Still Burning by Em Harris & Dials • Dead Butterflies by Architects • The Calling by The Amazing Devil • People Live Here by Rise Against • Nuclear by Mike Oldfield • The Hearse (Stripped) by Matt Masson • The Ends and the Means by Robby Hecht • Zombie by The Cranberries • 551 by Dessa • Panacea for The Poison by Flobots • It Knows Me by Avi Kaplan • I See Fire by Peter Hollens & Taylor Davis • The Peacock by Beirut • It’s Quiet Uptown from Hamilton • Conversations at the End of The War by Kishi Bashi • The Sound of Silence by Disturbed • Castle of Glass (Acapella Ver.) by Linkin Park • Solace by Red Handed Denial • Caleb Trask by The Crane Wives • The Spiritual by Jukebox the Ghost • Canary by Joy Williams • Fear Of The Dark (Way Too Bright) by Melodicka Bros • For Good from Wicked • The Old Churchyard by Offa Rex

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Scarface (1932)

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Scarface (also known as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation and The Shame of a Nation) is a 1932 American pre-Code gangster film directed by Howard Hawks and produced by Hawks and Howard Hughes. The screenplay, by Ben Hecht, is based loosely on the 1929 novel by Armitage Trail which was inspired by Al Capone. The film stars Paul Muni as Italian immigrant gangster Antonio "Tony" Camonte, a gangster who violently rises through the Chicago gangland, with a supporting cast that includes George Raft and Boris Karloff. Camonte's rise to power dovetails with his relentless pursuit of his boss's mistress while his own sister pursues his best hitman. In an overt tie to the life of Capone, one scene depicts a version of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre.  After Hughes purchased the rights to Trail's novel, Hughes quickly selected Hawks to direct and Hecht to write the film's screenplay. Beginning in January 1931, Hecht wrote the script over an eleven-day period. Scarface was produced before the introduction of the Production Code in 1934, which enforced regulations on film content. However, the Hays Code, a more lenient precursor, called for major alterations, including a prologue condemning gangsters, an alternate ending to more clearly reprehend Camonte, and the alternative title The Shame of a Nation. The censors believed the film glorified violence and crime. These changes delayed the film by a year, though some showings retained the original ending. Modern showings of the film have the original ending, though some DVD releases also include the alternate ending as a feature; these versions maintain the changes Hughes and Hawks were required to make for approval by the Hays Office. No completely unaltered version is known to exist.

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Scarface (1983)

 Scarface is a 1983 American crime drama film directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver Stone. Loosely based on the 1929 novel of the same name and serving as a loose remake of the 1932 film, it tells the story of Cuban refugee Tony Montana (Al Pacino), who arrives penniless in Miami during the Mariel boatlift and becomes a powerful and extremely homicidal drug lord. The film co-stars Steven Bauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio and Robert Loggia. De Palma dedicated this version of Scarface to the writers of the original film, Howard Hawks and Ben Hecht.  Pacino became interested in a remake of the 1932 version after seeing it, and he and producer Martin Bregman began to develop it. Sidney Lumet was initially hired to direct the film but was replaced by De Palma, who hired Stone to write the script. Filming took place from November 1982 to May 1983, in Los Angeles and Miami. The film's soundtrack was composed by Giorgio Moroder. Scarface premiered in New York City on December 1, 1983, and was released on December 9, 1983, by Universal Pictures. The film grossed $45 million at the domestic box office and $66 million worldwide. Initial critical reception was negative due to its excessive violence, profanity, and graphic drug usage. Some Cuban expatriates in Miami objected to the film's portrayal of Cubans as criminals

 Opening Credits; Introduction (.37); Background History (31.40); Scarface (1932) Film Trailer (34.25); The Original (37.00); Let's Rate (1:18.47); Amazing Design Advertisement (1:23.06);  Introducing a Remake (1:24.18); Scarface (1983)  Film Trailer (1:26.21); The Remake (1:29.35); How Many Stars (2:32.14); End Credits (2:49.03); Closing Credits (2:50.36)

 Opening Credits– Epidemic Sound – copyright 2021. All rights reserved

 Closing Credits:  Gangsta Paradise by Coolio featuring LV.  Taken from the album Gangsta Paradise, I am LV.  Copyright 1995 Tommy Boy/Warner Brothers/MCA Records

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Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 

 All rights reserved.  Used with Kind Permission.

 All songs available through Amazon Music.

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Y’all don’t even realize that David Ford originally understudied the role of Dickinson before taking over full time.

He took over for Paul Hecht for a few months during the late summer of 69 through the first couple months in 1970, then he went on to do the tour as Hancock again, and then came back to do Dickinson on broadway for a little while.

And obviously he would be in the film as Hancock.

If he hadn’t died so young, I think he would have made an excellent Benjamin Franklin.

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Academy award movies from 2017

#ACADEMY AWARD MOVIES FROM 2017 PROFESSIONAL#

nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role ( Janet Leigh).nominated for Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the Screen ( Ernest Lehman).nominated for Best Film Editing ( George Tomasini).nominated for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color.nominated for Best Sound ( George Dutton).nominated for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White Or Color ( Hal Pereira & Henry Bumstead).nominated for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color ( Hal Pereira).nominated for Best Costume Design, Color ( Edith Head).nominated for Best Writing, Screenplay ( John Michael Hayes).nominated for Best Sound, Recording ( Loren L.nominated for Best Cinematography, Color ( Robert Burks).nominated Best Cinematography, Black-and-White ( Robert Burks).nominated for Best Actress In A Supporting Role ( Ethel Barrymore).nominated for Best Writing, Original Screenplay ( Ben Hecht).nominated for Best Actor In A Supporting Role ( Claude Rains).nominated for Best Effects, Special Effects ( Jack Cosgrove).nominated for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White ( George Barnes).nominated Best Actor In A Supporting Role ( Michael Chekhov).nominated for Best Writing, Original Story ( John Steinbeck).nominated for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White ( Glen MacWilliams).nominated for Best Writing, Original Story ( Gordon McDonell for " Uncle Charlie").nominated for Best Picture ( Alfred Hitchcock).nominated for Best Music, Scoring Of A Dramatic Picture ( Franz Waxman).nominated for Best Writing, Original Screenplay ( Charles Bennett & Joan Harrison).nominated for Best Picture ( Walter Wanger).nominated for Best Effects, Special Effects ( Paul Eagler & Thomas T.nominated for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White ( Rudolph Maté).nominated for Best Art Direction, Black-and-White ( Alexander Golitzen).nominated Best Actor In A Supporting Role ( Albert Bassermann).nominated for Best Writing, Screenplay ( Robert E.nominated for Best Music, Original Score ( Franz Waxman).nominated for Best Film Editing ( Hal C.nominated for Best Effects, Special Effects ( Jack Cosgrove & Arthur Johns).nominated for Best Director ( Alfred Hitchcock).nominated for Best Art Direction, Black-and-White ( Lyle R.nominated for Best Actress In A Supporting Role ( Judith Anderson).nominated for Best Actress In A Leading Role ( Joan Fontaine).nominated for Best Actor In A Leading Role ( Laurence Olivier).recipient of the 2008 Honorary Academy Award for his work as a Production Designer.won Best Music, Original Song for the song " Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)" ( Jay Livingston & Ray Evans).won Best Cinematography, Color ( Robert Burks).won Best Music, Scoring Of A Dramatic Or Comedy Picture ( Miklós Rózsa).won Best Actress In A Leading Role ( Joan Fontaine).won Best Cinematography, Black-and-White ( George Barnes).In 2008, the honorary Academy Award was presented to 98 year old production designer Robert F. In 1968, Alfred Hitchcock was presented with the Irving G. The annual Oscar presentation has been held since 1929. They are intended for the films and persons the Academy believes have the top achievements of the year. The votes have been tabulated and certified by the auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for 72 years, since close to the awards' inception.

#ACADEMY AWARD MOVIES FROM 2017 PROFESSIONAL#

The Academy Awards, popularly known as the Oscars, are the most prominent film awards in the United States and most watched awards ceremony in the world.Īcademy Awards are granted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a professional honorary organization.

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Het debuut van Lodeizen kenmerkt zich volgens criticus Rein Bloem "door een romantisch onvervulbaar verlangen. Zijn melancholie heeft Lodeizen met een beperkt aantal motieven (tuin, haven, zee) uitgewerkt in een vrije versvorm, qua beeldspraak verwant met de vroege surrealistische poëzie van Paul Éluard."

In Het Literatuurboek (uitgegeven door Waanders in 2003) presenteert de Koninklijke Bibliotheek een overzicht van de Nederlandse literatuur in meer dan vierhonderd artikeltjes. Voor het jaar 1949 kiest zij de bundel van Lodeizen en geeft daarbij de volgende karakteristiek: " 'De moeheid in een bootje', 'de buigzaamheid van het verdriet', daar kan iedereen zich iets bij voorstellen, ook al zou je de beeldspraak van de dichter niet helemaal begrijpen. De verzen van Hans Lodeizen zijn van een bedrieglijke eenvoud, bijvoorbeeld deze: 'op een heel warme zomerdag / hij had / alle vormen van verdriet / in zijn lichaam verdronken / maar angst / met hoed en parapluie / wachtte in de vestibule'. De verzen lijken op onaffe schetsen, maar zijn niettemin hecht doortimmerd."

Wikipedia, Hans Lodeizen

w: tuin, haven, zee

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Waywiser Press Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize

The Waywiser Press is a small independent company, with its main office in the UK, and a subsidiary in the USA. It was founded in late 2001, and started publishing in 2002.

Waywiser is a literary press, first and foremost, with a special interest in modern poetry and fiction. From time to time, however, we also issue books belonging to other literary genres – e.g. memoir, criticism, history.

A prize of $3,000 and publication by the Waywiser Press is given annually for a poetry collection by a poet who has published no more than one previous collection. The winner will also give a reading with the contest judge under the auspices of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. Paul Muldoon will judge. Using only the online submission system, submit a manuscript of 48 to 88 pages with a $29 entry fee by December 1. 

For mroe info and guidelines: https://hechtprize.waywiser-press.com/

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Rotterdam - Theatergroep Hersenkronkels kondigt de première aan van hun nieuwe voorstelling 'Altijd en Overal' op zaterdag 4 november in het Podium Islemunda in Rotterdam. De ontroerende voorstelling gaat over Niet Aangeboren Hersenletsel (NAH) en het accepteren van de blijvende gevolgen ervan. NAH is een ingrijpende aandoening die een aanzienlijke impact heeft op de mensen die het overkomt en hun omgeving. Naar schatting komen er jaarlijks in Nederland 130.000 mensen met hersenletsel bij. Ongeveer 40.000 mensen houden hier aanzienlijke blijvende beperkingen aan over, dagelijks worden zij geconfronteerd met de uitdagingen van een veranderd leven. Theatergroep Hersenkronkels laat op verrassende wijze de (on)zichtbare gevolgen van NAH zien aan het publiek. Een theatrale reis langs rouw en acceptatie In 'Altijd en Overal' onderzoeken de spelers de emotionele impact van hersenletsel en nemen het publiek mee op een aangrijpende reis van rouw en acceptatie waarin humor en emotionele momenten elkaar afwisselen. Gebaseerd op persoonlijke verhalen laat ‘Altijd en Overal’ zien hoe het leven verandert wanneer je hersenletsel oploopt. Je kunt het vergelijken met een rouwproces, je neemt afscheid van wat is geweest en leert leven met een nieuwe realiteit. Alleen is dit een reis die nooit eindigt want hersenletsel is er altijd en overal. Een boodschap van veerkracht De kracht van 'Altijd en Overal' ligt in het vermogen om het publiek op onverwachte wijze te laten voelen, begrijpen en ervaren wat het betekent om te worstelen met het accepteren van een nieuwe realiteit. De voorstelling waarin spel en beweging worden afgewisseld, biedt een boodschap van veerkracht en hoop, waarin we laten zien dat, ondanks de uitdagingen, er altijd mogelijkheden zijn om bij jezelf terug te komen. Ervaringsdeskundige maker en spelers Theatergroep Hersenkronkels wordt geleid door projectleider en regisseur Paul Raterman, een gepassioneerde theatermaker en ervaringsdeskundige op het gebied van hersenletsel. Zijn persoonlijke reis en liefde voor theater hebben geleid tot het oprichten van de theatergroep, (in 2023 kreeg hij hier de ‘Piebeth Barend Westerbeek award’ voor uitgereikt) en dit ontroerende stuk dat de impact van hersenletsel blootlegt. De spelers vormen een diverse en hechte groep, met leeftijden variërend van 38 tot 72 jaar met verschillende achtergronden. Ze delen hun persoonlijke verhalen en ervaringen met het publiek om zo anderen te inspireren en bewustwording te creëren rondom NAH. Paul Raterman: “Altijd en Overal is een krachtige theatervoorstelling die niet alleen het hart raakt, maar ook inzicht biedt in de menselijke veerkracht. Emotionele momenten en humor wisselen elkaar af. We laten zo een stuk zien dat mensen hopelijk nog heel lang bijblijft.” Speeldata 'Altijd en Overal': zaterdag 4 november 20:00 zondag 5 november 14:00 zaterdag 11 november 20:00 zondag 12 november 14:00 Locatie Podium Islemunda, Heerenwaard 17, 3078 AK Rotterdam Voor meer informatie en kaartverkoop: www.theatergroephersenkronkels.nl