FREDRIK SCHEIKE

Hola, olé and all that good stuff! I recently stumbled upon an old video that I had privately shared on YouTube, from one of our performances in class and decided to have a look, and a think. The scene itself was pretty well executed and I could really see that I enjoyed acting in it. It's definitely one of my favorite plays "Angels in America" and the writing is so powerful that the words literally crawl from the page, begging to be acted. But what really stood out to me is that we must never stop learning. As actors obviously, but as humans as well. If we stop to be curious about the world and stop wanting to learn more about all the wonderful things in it, we might as well just lie down and die. If we believe that our brain is finite and we put limits on ourselves, we bind ourselves to being content with the life we have. And I'm not saying be miserable, I'm saying strive and be hungry. What you have is beautiful, a beautiful opportunity to le

A cool little tab just popped up, right around ^ there. Or even ^ like there? Anyways, I guess you'll notice that something is different. Yup, I collected all of my written material, at least my poetry, into a neat little tab! Not that it makes much difference from just pressing the label, but it looks cooler. I'll make a longer post in a little while! Don't be a stranger! Loves