Studio update & Halloween story!

Hey you guys!

I hope that you’re ready for Halloween!!

I have a few things to share today based on Halloween!

Some of you may or may not know that I am in LOVE with Halloween but I also ABSOLUTELY LOVE things like Christmas, etc.

Due to that, the first thing I have to share is a dedication to The Nightmare Before Christmas!

The painting that I have in it is called Dark but Peaceful Paths because many of Tim Burton’s movies have a dark side to them but also have a peaceful side.

This post is also in memory of Ken Page who blessed us with the voice of Mr. Oogie Boogie in The Nightmare Before Christmas! He was also in many other things and will always be a huge blessing to this world.

I also wanted to update you all on my studio and have a couple photos to share there!!

As seen here I am STILL loving Jekyll and Hyde.

I think that the lead characters role is so challenging that some simply don’t take it on. I have seen some using lights to hide behind in order to make the character of Hyde come to life but in my opinion that is not learning from the role. Instead, it shows a lack in acting ability. Lights DO matter in setting a scene correctly but it truly says a lot when you simply hide behind them. Actors who take on that role and do not hide I commend for doing so.

That music is also absolutely beautiful!

Some also may not wish to go there because when you are thinking about mental illness, multiple personalities, etc. there is a rather realistic element there. That fact may scare some into ignoring it all together but I truly believe that makes it one of the best musicals that I have ever been blessed to learn about.

Moving on, last but certainly not least, I wanted to share a Halloween story that I wrote. I read it below.

You can also see a drawing that I made based on it by going to my Instagram page at:
https://www.instagram.com/angelasartarea/

I hope that you all have a very happy Halloween!

Most importantly, I hope that you listen to Earless Sally and know that you aren’t alone. Someone hears you!

Until next time.

Namaste,

Angela