Thursday, January 05, 2006
Caught In the Act!
Why the hell do we care? What possesses us to obsess about whether Kelly is starving herself or Lindsay is best suited for bumper cars? I'm betting at any given moment the majority of actors on the planet are on a diet, a significant number have reduced their cars to salvage and even a few have done a good deed today.
Ah, well, time to abdicate the soap box and get down to the details.
Yes, she does eat.
Yes, she does sleep.
Yes, she drives an environmentally friendly car.
No, I've never seen her regurgitate a Bologna sandwich.
No, she doesn't engage in a satanic ritual to keep her youth.
That should about take care of the tabloid details of Truculentus's courtesan, Phronesium, played by Sara Frank.
Sara is a fiery red head, who started with IF in the role of an ice queen vampire (No, it wasn't a scifi fantasy. Her character just wasn't well liked by another.) She then went on to play the lust-filled Ophelia in our romp through Shakespearean territory, "Elsinore Follies." While she has taken on a number of roles since, Sara continues to be recognized as half of the critically acclaimed duo in IF's production of "Parallel Lives". She is an Actors Equity Membership Candidate; a graduate of Michigan State University and a darn good friend.
In "Truculentus," Sara plays a conniving, unabashed courtesan. With no regret and a great deal of flair, she fleeces man after man out of his wealth and often chastises them for not bringing more. To work on her current mark, the soldier Stratophanes, she even acquires a child to convince him that she gave birth to his son.
After her turn as a courtesan, Sara takes on a role in IF's upcoming "Adult Entertainment."
Ah, well, time to abdicate the soap box and get down to the details.
Yes, she does eat.
Yes, she does sleep.
Yes, she drives an environmentally friendly car.
No, I've never seen her regurgitate a Bologna sandwich.
No, she doesn't engage in a satanic ritual to keep her youth.
That should about take care of the tabloid details of Truculentus's courtesan, Phronesium, played by Sara Frank.
Sara is a fiery red head, who started with IF in the role of an ice queen vampire (No, it wasn't a scifi fantasy. Her character just wasn't well liked by another.) She then went on to play the lust-filled Ophelia in our romp through Shakespearean territory, "Elsinore Follies." While she has taken on a number of roles since, Sara continues to be recognized as half of the critically acclaimed duo in IF's production of "Parallel Lives". She is an Actors Equity Membership Candidate; a graduate of Michigan State University and a darn good friend.
In "Truculentus," Sara plays a conniving, unabashed courtesan. With no regret and a great deal of flair, she fleeces man after man out of his wealth and often chastises them for not bringing more. To work on her current mark, the soldier Stratophanes, she even acquires a child to convince him that she gave birth to his son.
After her turn as a courtesan, Sara takes on a role in IF's upcoming "Adult Entertainment."
