The Conversation About the Keys: Original Plays - Part I: Tim Without Thalia; Part II: Thalia With Someone Else
â First Love teaches you how to love. Great Love perfects that love. Last Love...well, we never really figured out what Last Love did.â <p> â Tim Without Thaliaâ and â Thalia With Someone Elseâ sprung from a place of being tired, but not yet sleepy. The â quarter-life crisisâ...
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Virginia Tech
2014
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10919/42298 http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-04272009-152637/ |
| Summary: | â First Love teaches you how to love. Great Love perfects that love. Last Love...well, we never really figured out what Last Love did.â <p>
â Tim Without Thaliaâ and â Thalia With Someone Elseâ sprung from a place of being tired, but not yet sleepy. The â quarter-life crisisâ if you will: When everyone else seems to be getting married, having kids, starting their own basket-weaving businesses, except you. When relationships between college friends break and relationships between â real lifeâ friendsâ ¦break. When love is dictated as much by actual romance, as it is by power. Yet you still feel oddly euphoric about it all.<p>
In these two companion plays, Tim, Thalia, and their clueless but well-meaning friends wax idiotic on the rules of modern romance: the chase, the connection, and, of course, the end. <p>
Produced April 30 â May 2, 2009 in Virginia Techâ s Performing Arts Building under the direction of Dr. Patricia Raun, Theatre Arts Department Head. === Master of Fine Arts |
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