Dramarama

So what happens when you finally escape your small-minded high school for the glories of drama camp, you large-souled drama person, you? Well, it should turn out perfectly of course. Except what if it doesn't, or at least not the way you planned? (view spoiler)[What if your BFF, your only theatre-geek confidante fo (hide spoiler)]......more

After reading Dramarama, I have decided that I really, truly like E. Lockhart’s writing. I enjoyed The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks, and I absolutely loved this. I like that all of her characters have deep, consistent flaws that affect everything they do, that not everything works o......more

Wow, as a self proclaimed theatre geek and drama teacher, I completely adored this book from beginning to end. It was charming, cute, current, relevant, refreshing, and honest, infused with fun references to Broadway musicals, theatre facts, and approaches to acting. But theatre is really just the b......more

This is actually my second time reading Dramarama. I chose to read it again for this project specifically because I didn't quite like it the first time, but I couldn't quite explain why. In general, I feel about E. Lockhart the way Sadye feels about Liza Minelli: I revere her utterly. Her Ruby Olive......more

4.5 stars - I couldn't decide whether I wanted to give it 4 or 5 stars, so I had to settle... My full review will be up on my blog next Sunday: alwaysandforeverreading.wordpress.com......more