Shakespeare Society
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Typically, the Society holds bi-weekly meetings to discuss upcoming events and shows, and to savor all things
Bard. Here you will find details about events
and the minutes from our meetings! If you are interested in attending, email us at bard@bu.edu.
Upcoming meetings:
BUSS is on vacation! Please check back in late August for our complete Fall '09 meeting schedule!!!
Minutes from our April 30th meeting:
Thanks to everyone who made it to our final meeting of the semester!!! Here's a little bit of what we discussed:-- Congratulations to Kelly Bedard and Maureen Smith, our Fall '09 directors! For our 14th BUSS production, we will be dramatizing Shakespeare's most popular play, Romeo and Juliet.
-- 2009-2010 executive board:
President: Hannah Ubl
Vice President: Karen Walden
Treasurer: Mo Kamaly
Secretary: Laura Hubbard
From the entire 08-09 e-board, thank you to everyone who made this such an exciting and successful semester! We had a wonderful time working with you all! The Bard would be proud!!! Happy Summer!!!
--The noblest Romans of them all
Group
Calendar
First General Meeting: Will be posted soon!
Splash: First Week of Fall Semester (we'll post it soon!)
Splash: First Week of Fall Semester (we'll post it soon!)
Pitching Guidelines
Got
an interesting vision for a great play? Shakespeare Society wants to
hear your pitch! If you've got an idea for a Shakespearean,
Elizabethan, or Jacobean drama, here's what you'll need to know:
To be eligible to direct a main stage BUSS production prospective directors must have attended at least three BUSS meetings or related events. Though it's not necessary, it's helpful to have stage managed for other BUSS shows or to have directed a piece for our One Acts.
To propose a play, please send in a detailed pitch to bard@bu.edu by midnight before the meeting to allow the e-board some time to look it over. In the pitch, you should include your vision for the show, a brief synopsis, and brief budget and cast breakdowns.
To be eligible to direct a main stage BUSS production prospective directors must have attended at least three BUSS meetings or related events. Though it's not necessary, it's helpful to have stage managed for other BUSS shows or to have directed a piece for our One Acts.
To propose a play, please send in a detailed pitch to bard@bu.edu by midnight before the meeting to allow the e-board some time to look it over. In the pitch, you should include your vision for the show, a brief synopsis, and brief budget and cast breakdowns.