February 2012
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“WHERE BEAUTY SHINES FROM WITHIN RESTORING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMANCE OF ARTS”
January 2012
6 posts
Pre-Show/Photoshoot this coming Sunday
Contact one of the stars for an exclusive invite to see the pre-show of Green Butterfly: Deep Within My Soul
Cast: Jazmine Girten Joshua Fekete Aubre’ Brock Georgette Hussey Terina Evans
What's in store for Theatre Beautifly, Inc.?
We are currently working on the production of Green Butterfly: Deep Within My Soul written & directed by Terina Evans starring the great talents of Jazmine Girten, Joshua Fekete, Barry Brock, Georgette Hussey, and Terina Evans.
We are also getting ready for the auditions for the second annual Summer Youth Program 2012. We are accepting applications for all kids (boys & girls) ages 8-17...
Becoming Beautiful x2 (when simple dialogue leads...
Ashley: Hey Sarah! Are you coming to Dave’s party this weekend?
Sarah: I don’t know. I haven’t asked my mom yet. She’s probably going to say no. I’ve never been to a boy-girl party. She won’t even buy me a cell phone because she thinks I will talk to boys.
Ashley: What?! You’re 15 years old! That’s just not fair. She is getting in the way of your fun. You only live once…you know?
Sarah: Tell her that and see if you don’t get slapped.
Ashley: Here use my phone to call her and ask her can you spend the night at my house for the weekend… for a slumber party. She will never guess what we are up to.
Sarah: Oh no. Not going to happen… my mama’s smart. She will probably want to talk to your mom anyway. I will never get away with that.
Ashley: Just try… Here… (Hands her the phone)
Sarah: Ok (dials number) Hey mom…yes...I just wanted to know if I could spend the night at Ashley’s for the weekend… she’s having a sleep over… really? Ok mama. Thank you!
Ashley: So…
Sarah: I can’t believe she said yes… she never lets me do anything.
Ashley: You probably never ask.
Sarah: Because she’s so strict… I’m scared of my mama. That lady can be so mean sometimes.
Ashley: Tell me about it… but what are you going to wear? I hope nothing like that. You have to wear something sexier… and maybe some eye shadow and gloss. Hmmm… when I get done making you over, Dave might even ask you to be his girlfriend.
Sarah: Oh Lord…
Narrator: (Ashley models first then Sarah in a descriptive manner as narrator speaks)
Ashley
A leader by nature
desiring to influence
led a friend to trouble
nearly causing a life to be ruined.
She ended up in grief over a lost loved one.
All she wanted was to give her friend a little taste of freedom.
Now she’s all alone.
Sarah
A follower by accident
trusted a friend
under the influence of perhaps
a devil’s advocate.
John and her trapped in a secluded room
as the house caught fire.
All the intoxicated teens escaped
but those two never departed.
Rest in peace, Follower by accident
Her Saviour (The Promise) written by Terina M....
A caged animal awaiting freedom, she was. Someone saved her from the wilderness. She does not know who, where, what, or when. It all happened so fast.
“Leave me alone!” She screams, “Why do you care?”
Nobody answers. She looks behind her, and there on the wall of her cell is a mirror. Staring at the reflection of a destroyed image of her past, she struggles to...
Men are Beautiful too.
Tall.
Strong.
Confident.
In love with her like he's in love with self.
Treats her like he treats himself.
Filled with joy.
He needs no help.
He is a man of beauty.
A beautiful man.
Handsome.
Protect Your Beauty
How does one protect her beauty?
Fears ring bells in her heart signaling defeat.
No where to run, no where to hide
The songs of the enemy are on repeat.
She prays until the tears stop.
Work comes later but she shall not sleep.
Now is the time to train her spirit.
Oh yes, in time she will reap.
How does one protect her beauty?
The desperation she feels keeps her alone.
Her mind plays tricks that the heart does not own.
Love only comes in the privacy of her home.
She stands with faith in her legs.
Knees make falling to the ground safe.
No longer should she beg.
Prayers have been answered.
Her soul has been fed.
poem by Terina M. Evans (Founder of Theatre Beautifly, Inc.)
December 2011
21 posts
“I am Anaiya Toure and I am a Young Beautifly. I like becoming an actress because...”
– Anaiya Toure, 11, “Young Beautifly”
“I am Georgette Hussey , &I am a young beautifly ! What I like about...”
– Georgette Hussey, 15, “Young Beautifly”
“I am Lakeya Cross. I am a young beautifly. I wanted to try something new.. so...”
– Lakeya Cross, 15, “Young Beautifly”
“I am Cartina Green. I am a Young Beautifly. No matter how bad of actor you are,...”
– Cartina Green,13, “Young Beautifly”
Becoming Beautiful (Play for the Youth)
Shelly: Lisa, I told you to stop using my lip gloss! Where did you put my Strawberry flavored gloss? It was in my purse yesterday but now it’s gone… oh no don’t give me that face like you don’t know what I’m talking about! Give me back my stuff NOW!
Lisa: I don’t have it!
Shelly: Yes you do! You got five seconds to give it to me or you’re gonna need the rest of my makeup to cover your black eye!!...
The Tattoo Story: What is the big deal?
I started getting tattoos at a young age way before I made my ultimate career choice. Later on while experiencing my first internship, I was ridiculed by one of the other interns. She suggested that getting tattoos was a bad idea for an actor. I stood my ground out of confidence in myself unbeknownst that that wouldn't be the last time someone belittled me because of my tattoos. The second time was during a discussion between my teacher and classmates about how bad tattoos are and how unlikely you are to get a job. Once again I stood my ground, and I did not let anyone discourage me. I can write and produce my own plays. I can build my own theatre organization and start change in this discrimination. Besides, talent should be the determining factor of if someone lands a job NOT tattoos.
“At Theatre Beautifly actors are not discriminated against. Actors of all shapes,...”
– Founder Terina “Terina Monet” Evans
Why was Theatre Beautifly created?
From Founder:
"Inspiration from my little sisters, the insecure young girl that I used to be, and the beautiful butterfly that I've become paved the way for the creation of Theatre Beautifly, Inc."
I remember reflecting on the subjects that I enjoyed most as a child before I decided on my major (Theatre) for college. I was in honors english in middle school when writing became very important to me. Also, nothing made me happier than performing with different neighborhood organizations expressing myself through modeling, singing, and dancing. I always wanted to be apart of the magnet performance arts program at my high school but I was too shy to audition. I always performed well with a group but being alone in the spotlight always struck a nerve for me. At least until I started college and put my mind to my craft . I went out on auditions on my own; I learned, observed, and experienced while building my confidence. Eventually I embraced my new love and talent for the art of acting. Moreover, it wasn't until I earned my first internship that I decided I wanted to own a theatre company. I discussed my idea with my mom (who is also an entrepreneur) and my little sisters and wasted no time starting up my own youth program. Nevertheless, the vision is not limited; there is more to come of Theatre Beautifly,Inc. Next up the Big Youth Acting mentors meet the "Young Beautiflies" and perform plays written and directed by Terina Evans (Author of Green Butterfly).
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The original Green Butterfly written by Terina... →
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Green Butterfly II: Deep Within My Soul(One Act...
THIS PLAY IS WRITTEN & BEING PRODUCED & DIRECTED BY TERINA EVANS OF THEATRE BEAUTIFLY,INC. IN JAN.-FEB.2012 PERFORMED BY THE BIG YOUTH ACTING GROUP ABOUT A YOUNG LADY WITH A MENTAL DISORDER!!! STAY TUNED
Act One
Scene One In Lily and Roger’s Living Room
(Lily walks on stage with Roger following close behind.)
Lily: I’m tired of you constantly reminding me of my past. Why do I have...
“Beauty is by far the most important characteristic of us. We must feel beautiful...”
– Theatre Beautifly, Inc.’s “Words of Beauty”
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