Recent Comments
- Mahonri Stewart on Justifying the Cut: The Plays of Saints on Stage
- Mahonri Stewart on Justifying the Cut: The Plays of Saints on Stage
- Jonathan Langford on Justifying the Cut: The Plays of Saints on Stage
- Frank Maxwell on Justifying the Cut: The Plays of Saints on Stage
- Mahonri Stewart on Justifying the Cut: The Plays of Saints on Stage
Categories
- Action & Suspense (4)
- Announcements (63)
- Children's Lit corner (15)
- Community Voices (91)
- Electronic Age (30)
- Funny Stuff (21)
- General (2)
- Horror Shelf (3)
- In Verse (35)
- International Scene (11)
- Literary Views of Scripture (39)
- Mormon LitCrit (78)
- Mysterious Doings (22)
- On-screen (13)
- On-stage (34)
- Personal Narratives (24)
- Publishers Corner (27)
- SF&F corner (42)
- Storytelling and Community (69)
- Stuff of Romance (4)
- The Past through Literature (11)
- The Populist's Soapbox (25)
- The Writer's Desk (101)
- This Week in Mormon Literature (77)
- Thoughts on Language (15)
- YA corner (23)
Tag Archives: Melodrama
On-Stage: On recited poetry and really bad theatre
There’s a musical playing right now at BYU that I’m not going to see. Casey at the Bat it’s called, and already I’m cranky. I’m on the committee that decides these things–I’ve read the script. That’s why I’m boycotting it. … Continue reading
Posted in In Verse, On-stage
Tagged Baseball, Melodrama, Musicals, Narrative verse, Oral recitation
7 Comments
On-Screen: Filming the Book of Mormon
Last Saturday, at the AML Annual meeting, we had the privilege of seeing a public screening of Corianton, probably the first Mormon feature film. Based on the play by Orestes Utah Bean (if there were ever a perfect name for … Continue reading
