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Meet Blair Busbee, who plays the Ghost of Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol.

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Blair Busbee A Christmas Carol Showing Dec 6 - 28. Learn more about the production and order tickets. Meet Blair Busbee, who plays the Ghost of Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol . How many times have you been in A Christmas Carol ? This is my first Christmas Carol extravaganza!   What are your favorite holiday traditions? I always get to open one present on Christmas Eve. And it's always pajamas. What's your favorite thing about the Bay Area during the holidays? I love to go to Macy's to watch the puppies and kittens that play in the display window on the corner of Stockton and O'Farrell. Then, I fantasize about adopting one of them. Then I cry, because I can't...and I go to the other side of Macy's where I oo and ah at the hundreds of reefs glowing in the windows. What is your favorite moment in  A Christmas Carol ? My favorite part of A Christmas Carol is the Ghost of Christmas Future sequence at the end. I especially love when the bu...

The Sky’s the Limit: Reflections on The Sky Festival, Part 3

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posted the A.C.T. Master of Fine Arts Program class of 2014 Our coverage of the 2012 Sky Festival concludes with musings from other members of the A.C.T. Master of Fine Arts Program class of 2014, who experienced this intense two-week period of rehearsal and performance for the first time. The festival brings together A.C.T. students, staff, and faculty in the high-speed creation of inventive new work. For many students, the festival also offered an opportunity to delve into something new, as they stepped into roles as writer and director. L to R: Cloud Tectonics director Jeffrey Crockett with Blair Busbee and Aaron Moreland. Photo by Kevin Berne. L to R: The Owl and the Pussycat directors Omozé Idehenre and Lateefah Holder. Photo by Kevin Berne. Blair Busbee Performer, Cloud Tectonics and No Man's Island I was once in an acting class where I had to practice juggling for the first 15 minutes of every class. The first day, I failed. Miserably. I took my frustration ...