Philosophy and Theater Fusion #shorts

I'd studied both, been in their conservatory program for musical theater, and also had started studying philosophy. When I got to Ireland, I studied almost exclusively philosophy, and I was performing, but I was only studying philosophy. So when I transferred to Bard, I had, you know, affectionately, 87,000 credits. And I said, I just cannot start over. You know, I was in my third year, and I. They have the kind of thinkers there that allowed me to sit down with the board and say, can I propose my own major? I have all these philosophy credits. I have all these theatrics credits. Would you allow me to build a focus that could merge these ideas? And they said, well, you know, what do you have in mind? And I said, well, why don't I take these couple of philosophers and pick out one particular ideology I'd like to explore and see if I can make it theatrical. The grand irony was my piece was not particularly theatrical, so I learned a lot about what doesn't work theatrically on stage. But that's, you know, the point wasn't to write a great play. The point.