Modern Shakespeare, Wednesday, Period 1 & 2

[glacial_queen]

Rather than the usual pillows and comfortable chairs in a modern living room, today the students would walk through the door of the Danger Shop and enter the Globe Theater. "Hello!" Karla called, waving to them from the middle balcony. "So, the current production of A Midsummer Night's Dream playing at the real Globe in London is sadly well over an hour longer than our class period, and it's not a modern adaptation." Which wouldn't have stopped Karla for a minute if it hadn't been too long to get the students back in time for their next class. "Instead, we'll be watching the newest version, adapted by the Mister What showrunner for the BBC. While his version is closer to the original than many of the other adaptations we've watched this term, he has made some fairly significant changes and has a very modern feel."

A screen lowered from the top of the stage. "Pick a seat--or remain standing if you want to be a groundling--and let's see how this modern adaptation plays out."

Working With Jerks, Wednesday, June 22, 2016 [3rd period]

[imafuturist]

Today the classroom has normal pizzas--no vegan cheese in sight--and a cake that said 'Happy Retirement, Edith' on it. Because why not?

There was also just the one teacher waiting for everyone to arrive. Sorry, Isabela.

"Today is our last class together," Tony said. "Because of that,  I thought it'd be nice for something easy. No terrible scenarios, no unreasonable coworkers.  Just food and a movie to watch. Hopefully you've all learned at least one thing about dealing with people, but if not..." He shrugged helplessly. "Enjoy the movie anyway. And the food."

It was also an important lesson to never turn down free pizza. Because free pizza, guys.