Posts from This Journal by “humor” Tag
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"I am a hundred percent not Bruce Wayne."
I saw the Lego Batman movie this past weekend and it was a blast. I spent about seventy-five percent of the film cracking the hell up, more so…
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The embarrassing origin of my screen name
Apparently I feel like telling funny stories about my stuff lately! Today I was asked where the name I use online, and as a sort of "company" name…
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Funny story about my personal website
I really need to overhaul my personal website, PhoebeRoberts.com. I slapped it together years ago so that it would exist in case anybody wanted to…
About Me
My name is Phoebe. I'm Boston area theater professional and English professor focused in writing, acting, directing, and modeling. I'm known for having lots of interests, lots of opinions about those interests, and a very high estimation of the value thereof. This blog is for talking about whatever's on my mind, from my daily life to my activities to musing on any number of abstract topics. Thanks for taking the time to read.
My productions:
Upcoming Productions:
MRS. HAWKING part 2 and 3
at the Watch City Steampunk Festival 2016
presented by The Chameleon's Dish
Vivat Regina
by Phoebe Roberts
at 2PM
and
Base Instruments
by Phoebe Roberts
at 6PM
Saturday, May 13th 2017
at 274 Moody Street, Waltham, MA
Other Achievements:
"The Tailor at Loring's End" screenplay
Quarter Finalist in the Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Competition 2013
"Adonis" screenplay
Top Ten Percent in the Bluecat Screenwriting Contest 2015
My productions:
Upcoming Productions:
at the Watch City Steampunk Festival 2016
presented by The Chameleon's Dish
Vivat Regina
by Phoebe Roberts
at 2PM
and
Base Instruments
by Phoebe Roberts
at 6PM
Saturday, May 13th 2017
at 274 Moody Street, Waltham, MA
Other Achievements:
"The Tailor at Loring's End" screenplay
Quarter Finalist in the Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Competition 2013
"Adonis" screenplay
Top Ten Percent in the Bluecat Screenwriting Contest 2015
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