You know, here's something, and I'm sorry if I'm being stupid, but do we have to include the word "productions" in the title? it sounds so tacky to me. don't most companies call themselves "something theater company" or "something theater"? i mean, that's not to say that we have to do what everyone else is doing. but maybe a little less tacky? kira
From: "morgan Aldrich" <roseisn...@hotmail.com>
To: Seattle...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: NAMES AND STUFF
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:13:31 -0600
NEW NAME BRAINSTORM:
Somthing with "suspend" or suspention of disbelief...
Apothecary Productions (i don't know why. Gannon said we turn to shakespeare
for names so that one's from him)
Two hour traiffic productions (again from good old Will--that one's more
theater related--R & J-- "two hour traffic of our stage")
Poor Player productions (again from Shakespeare--macbeth)
something with "revel" in it (the tempest "our revels now have ended") maybe
a reference to the ended thing to like "revel again productions" i don't
know...
something with "escape" ie escapism
mab theater or queen mab productions --i kinda like it without the queen
though--it's more mysterious--i think the queen mab speech is so bizarre and
fantastical--why couldn't it be refering to something theatrical
MASS productions (this of course is a pun, and also becuase we are theater
for the masses, and mass like wieght, artistic weight, bla bla bla)
Avenue Theater (avenue is a way to get somewhere, it's a pathway, it's open
and for everyone...)
Potent Productions
Hole Productions (again a pun on "whole", hole is an entry, you don't know
what's on the other side...)
I looked up one of Gannons in the dictionary "Spectral" I like this becuase
it can mean ghost and it can also mean "of a spectrum." It also sounds like
spectator, and speculate...and the gynocologist one is speculum so i'm over
that hang up.
Morgan
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>I realize I'm still the only one singing it's praise but I'm still all
>for Ghost Walk. So yeah I'm stuck on it and haven't come up with
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I see your point. That kinda makes sense. Maybe if we call ourselves "something" theatre company and then once we start doing film we can have a separate facet that is like so and so productions?
kpu...@macalester.edu wrote:
You know, here's something, and I'm sorry if I'm being stupid, but do we have to include the word "productions" in the title? it sounds so tacky to me. don't most companies call themselves "something theater company" or "something theater"? i mean, that's not to say that we have to do what everyone else is doing. but maybe a little less tacky? kira
From: "morgan Aldrich" <roseisn...@hotmail.com>
To: Seattle...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: NAMES AND STUFF
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:13:31 -0600
NEW NAME BRAINSTORM:
Somthing with "suspend" or suspention of disbelief...
Apothecary Productions (i don't know why. Gannon said we turn to shakespeare
for names so that one's from him)
Two hour traiffic productions (again from good old Will--that one's more
theater related--R & J-- "two hour traffic of our stage")
Poor Player productions (again from Shakespeare--macbeth)
something with "revel" in it (the tempest "our revels now have ended") maybe
a reference to the ended thing to like "revel again productions" i don't
know...
something with "escape" ie escapism
mab theater or queen mab productions --i kinda like it without the queen
though--it's more mysterious--i think the queen mab speech is so bizarre and
fantastical--why couldn't it be refering to something theatrical
MASS productions (this of course is a pun, and also becuase we are theater
for the masses, and mass like wieght, artistic weight, bla bla bla)
Avenue Theater (avenue is a way to get somewhere, it's a pathway, it's op! en
Now this is something I <i>vaguely</i> remember so it might not have
happened or it might have been a conversation I had and got confused
about.
Since we're stuck on names how about:
Rat Rhyme
which means "To repeat from memory without attaching any meaning to the
words;anything repeated by rote." -Alexander Warrack's Scots Dialect
Dictionary, 1911
Which is the best sort of obscure word I stumbled across years ago.
Also did anyone else notice the sort of supernatural/ghostly again we
were going? I dug that.
As for Gannon's plan interesting, very interesting. It's definately a
goal... much more so than getting one show up and running. Which if at
least one of us survives that whole process will seem closer to being
real.
What about the name:
Productions Theater Repertory Company
Blank Theater
Name Repertory
Can't Decide Productions
A Theater (as in the letter not the word, or i guess the letter and the
word--actually i kinda like that. you wouldn't forget it. it could also be
Atheater--as in atypical, it could also be A Theater--like bare bones, non
pretentious, we're just a theater, it could also be like grade A...bla bla
bla )
I'm not sure which of these are a joke.
Morgan
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Pythia Theater (Pythia was an Oracle in alot of Greek plays)
I was thinking about our mission statement and how we're about making
theater for everyone--maintaining that art is not a luxury and should be
available for everyone. What about something along those lines--and these
are just off the top of me head but
Necessary Theater Project
or
Necessary Art Project
Element Theater (as in necessary for life)
Everyman Theater
Steal From the Rich Theater
Dark Ages Theater
Poor Man's Theater
Emperor's Clothes Theater
Long Way Unknown Theater or just Way Unknown Theater
TODAY Theater
I think I already suggested it but Starving Artist Theater
Tinfoil and Diamonds Theater/Arts/Productions
Gannon suggested The Blank Slate (no theater or productions or anything) I
actually REALLY like this one.
I'm still cool with Ghostlight. I like it as one word like Sal suggested. I
don't like alternate spellings though.
Or cause we're in Seattle: Rainy Day Theater
Theater Sans Ego
Scorpio Theater Co (It's an estimate on when our theater will be born--or
our first production rather.)
Dumb Show Theater ( I suggested this before but I think it's funny...)
OKay. I don't know. I am honestly really flexible on this issue. It won't
kill me to have a name that i'm not crazy about.
Here are my 3 favorites:
Ghostlight (cause we can agree on it for the most part)
atheater
The Blank Slate
But I'm extremely flexible.
Morgan
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>Now I vaguely remember there was a discussion about theatre(or -er)
>company vs. productions a while ago. I think most people gravitated to
>productions cause it sounded a bit cooler at the preholiday season time
>and wasn't used as often by smaller companies that were starting out.
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>Now this is something I vaguely remember so it might not have
>happened or it might have been a conversation I had and got confused
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>Since we're stuck on names how about:
>Rat Rhyme
>which means "To repeat from memory without attaching any meaning to the
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>
>Which is the best sort of obscure word I stumbled across years ago.
>Also did anyone else notice the sort of supernatural/ghostly again we
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>Also did anyone else notice the sort of supernatural/ghostly again we
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he also said
The Theater Fiasco
But I think I like conspiracy better.
I REALLY like this. What do yall think?
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>So here's a new name that Gannon suggested the other night that is my new
>favorite:
>The Theater Conspiriacy
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>he also said
>The Theater Fiasco
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>But I think I like conspiracy better.
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I vote that 12 times. But again, I'm not super picky about names so I can
live with another one. But I really really like that one.
Morgan
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>By "that name" i meant the conspiracy one in case that wasn't clear. all
>hail gannon.
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>Yeah Theater Conspiracy is good but it's not Sal Ponce Theater Company
>good.
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It would be great (read odd) to have a theater featuring a tech... damn
odd.