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THEATER REVIEW : ‘Black Elk’: Legends quite a few the Fold up at say publicly Taper : History Recitation Provided Shame the Stories of Wealth Americans
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PW: Your "North of 60" biography says that the first time you got excited about acting was doing Shakespeare in high school.
PKG: Yeah, that was the first real sort of indication that this is something I might be interested in doing for a longer period than just a school show. But I actually got interested in acting a few years before that when I was finishing off in elementary school. Then I had a teacher in a Catholic high school who used to make the classes interactive when we got into Shakespeare. Her approach was very simple; she just had us read out the various characters in the scenes.
I think I was probably hyperactive or something, but I used to love it. I used to love to read the characters. And the bigger the part, the more enjoyment I got out of it. If I wasn't asked to read a scene in a given class on a given day, I would become disruptive in the back, and inevitably, she would steal somebody's part and give it over to me. And that's more or less how it all started. Then with the same teacher we organized a drama club and put on a series of plays. And that&#;s what I wanted to do. That was the one thing that I found that I had a talent for and an interest in doing.
PW: It sounds like it really let you get some of that energy out!
PKG: I think I re
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TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60
Miller, Mary Jane. "TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60". Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, , pp.
Miller, M. (). TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60. In Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series (pp. ). Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
Miller, M. TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60. Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, pp.
Miller, Mary Jane. "TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60" In Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press,
Miller M. TWELVE Looking at Setting and Character in North of 60. In: Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press; p
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