The Love of the Theatre

The most beautiful moment in my life blinked instantly. I have experienced something I have never felt before, and all of my essence is enjoying it. Hair at the back of my neck rose and I felt energy washed me away. Everyone has the same emotions, so I feel everyone's emotions. This is a sense of miracles, happiness and excitement

Those moments can be summarized as the best moments I have ever had. But what should I do once it is over? What should I do when all is robbed and everything is packed tightly? When the light goes out and the door is closed, where should I go. I do not belong there. I would like to return to my position. It often appears for days, weeks, or even months. I can not help but it makes me feel sad for this long-term place.

Every time I wake up I think about my work. I had a dream about it, I sucked it and I tasted it. That is mine, I am that. Everything I have is there. But I was locked. But I have to keep entering the normal world. But what is normal? What should I do. When it stops there, it just seems to tear something off my chest, waving my hand just in front of me.

Of course, I know the promise of the future, I know that there are more future, but now? The future seems to have been a while, but I do not want to wait that long. I would like to find every excuse, every path, every loophole, every step, but what can I do to get back to that place? I listen to the roar, feel energy, listen to the same laugh and want to escape from my own lips. I want more

So, instead, I am working hard. I looked up and saw the next step, I already started planning. I will be waiting, yeah, I will listen to you next time. This is everything for me, I can not wait to become me again. I can not wait until that moment, everything will be beautiful and overall. Without my real passion, I can not help it anymore. I can not wait to see another show you like very much in the theater.

The theater is mine, I am a theater. It's a creature like me, and I am very curious to contact it. I can feel that feeling regardless of whether it is upsetting or delighted or just angry. It sounds really crazy, but again, me too. It will be part of you when something becomes such an important part of your life. The part you do not want to stay

There is no doubt that America fell in love with the theater. Broadway spends millions of dollars each year at the theater. The Tony Awards are broadcasted and viewed by millions of people. A museum was also made and dedicated to the drama. From the Greek Dionysos drama to today's Broadway glass, the theater continues to entertain and continue to grow.

The Broadway or Broadway Theater is a performance at 41 professional theaters in New York with over 500 seats along Broadway. Broadway Theater is a famous tourist attraction in New York's Theater District and Lincoln Center. Most of the shows on Broadway today are musicals with drama. The theater was first popularized in 1750, appears in New York, and follows this day. Actor managers Walter Murray and Thomas Keen established the first important theaters in New York in 1750. They founded a theaters company of approximately 280 residents in the theater on Nassau Street. Folk songs such as Shakespeare's plays and operas are screened in theaters. Two years later in 1752, William Harlem and his brother Lewis and his agent sent 12 British actor companies. They opened a theater in Williamsburg, Virginia in collaboration with Venetian merchants and anatomists.

Madhuri Shekar is a playwright from Los Angeles, including "Love and Warcraft" (Union Theater, Random Theater Company etc.) and an excellent Indian boy (West-West player, Rasaka Theater). She was awarded the Kendada Graduate School Theater Award in 2013/14 and is a graduate of the Center Theater Group Writers Seminar in 2013/14. She is a finalist of many healthy scholarships at Play Grace's Princess Grace Award and Playwrights Center. Her plays are produced, requested and developed by Union Theater, Old Globe, Center Theater Group, Play Light Vision, Victory Garden, Kennedy Center, Oregon Shakespeare Festival. I got a master's degree in drama writing from the University of Southern California. She is an art producer of the Los Angeles Comedy Ensemble, Better Than Shakespeare, and is also a collaborator of the next online drama "Titus and Dronicus".