Pamela Ribon

Tag: Acting

  • “look at choo!”

    the proper response is not “bless you.” Polaroid Stories gets a review And, a plug for Eric’s show: SLOW NIGHT AT MCLAUGHLIN’S Marshall Ryan Maresca wrote and directed this play, which depicts a languid evening at the Irish bar owned by the McLaughlins in Norville, New York, whose quiet is disrupted by an unexpected visitor.…

  • smelly

    it’s not glamourous Here’s what I haven’t mentioned about Polaroid Stories yet: the set. The set is a very large chain link fence that divides the playing area in half. Along the back of the set are three large ramps that go from low to high across the wall. They are about three to five…

  • shopping in hell

    and living in squalor This weekend Eric and I decided that no matter what happened we were going to spend part of the weekend shopping. Which is exactly what we did.

  • pork chop patrol

    and why i’m jealous of eric So yesterday after saying how great Lillith was doing, she went right under the couch and hid there for a good portion of the afternoon.  Eric came home for lunch, and she came out to see him and let him pet her.  He left, she went under the couch.…

  • if to when

    another weekend to remember I made it. I made it to Monday.

  • “my, my” that sounds familiar

    why weird al is almost a monk Well, it looks like I’ll be uploading in the afternoons for a little while, like a few weeks.  Most of you won’t even notice the change, but those of you who wait for ten a.m. central time every day to see a new Squishy, it may be a…

  • the wall

    or why i’m afraid of wallpaper I got the part.  Starting August 1st I will be rehearsing for Polaroid Stories at Hyde Park Theatre, playing one Skinhead Girl. We are going to have a “dialogue” about what my hair will look like.  So, for now, I’ll just keep wearing it long, hoping that I’ll get…

  • shave what hair?

    why i probably shouldn’t audition I had an audition yesterday.  It’s interesting getting auditions from people who know you, or at least know of you, or are familiar with your work.  It’s different than a cold audition.  In a cold audition you walk in, the director listens to your monologue(s) and then looks you up…

  • self-torture

    through my amazing memory There’s a part of my brain that is sectioned off to remember things that hold absolutely no value for me. For some reason, periodically, since I was a child, I’ll be doing the most mundane thing, and my brain will say to me, “I’m going to remember this moment for the…

  • a review

    and a doubt. Did I mention that “We’re So Much Better Than Everyone Else” got reviewed? It did.