AMANDARAMA

THE COMPLAINT

2011-10-26T22:42:00.000-07:00

Tomorrow night my show, THE COMPLAINT opens. I am so excited I will have to take an adavan and drink a few more Blue Points to sleep tonight. These last few months have been a tumultuous and exciting few weeks. I am so awake that sleep has been an impossibility and food only seems to get in the way of the fire in my stomach. There is no reason I should be healthy right now- i have been "burning the candle at both ends" as my dad would say. I spoke to my father tonight and feel so full of gratitude for the tambor of his voice and the heh heh heh of his laugh that it makes my chest swell with pride and unbelief that I am cut from the same fat as he. Lucky lady amanda bird. That is me. My dad calls me amanda bird and says, "Your mother robbed, tricked, gipped (pick your grabby adjective) me out of calling you amanda bird- that is your name..." Always something like that said- I love it. He is the penultimate storyteller- I was raised by a master storyteller. Stories are addicting- especially good ones that you don't mind hearing again and again. I love my father's stories. They may be my favorite. I like to live big so maybe I can rise to the birthright I have been afforded by a good damn story telling man.

Acting and storytelling are the same thing to me...so I'm telling this story my buddy Randy wrote...THE COMPLAINT. Living in this story for the last 6 weeks has been the best thing I could ever be a part of. Randy Noojin is a good damn storyteller. It is a trip to get to live inside your friend's stories- truly- and then to be able to act out that story with the originator of that story is even more double rainbow trippy. Why does this story resonate with me....

When I was seven a man named "Uncle Tony" and my dad bought me little honda fifty four wheeler ATV. The first time I drove it I ran myself up a tree. I had on full body armor and helmet, but those men gave me my first opportunity for autonomy in a physical, risky way that it fueled the thrill seeker in me that I was to become. My "Uncle Tony" was a silver haired ebullient man that had the energy of an 18 year old. All my memories of him consist of smiles, and laughter, and celebrating. Full of life. A few years down the road from the honda "Uncle Tony" was incarcerated for marijuana. He has been in jail for over a decade and may very well die there...for pot... Recently many of us close to Tony wrote pleas to the judge to let him be released for time fitting the crime...he is still a prisoner. So- this show that I'm living in right now is a totem to my "Uncle Tony". There are cells across America that are keeping people from freedom because of a plant that grows out of the fucking ground. THE COMPLAINT only highlights the rediculous drug laws and their consequences to people that could be contributing in positive ways to our current society. Tony inspired a little girl to be bold and joyous and to live life on her own terms...but he is in a prison serving out a sentence that is unfair and unfitting. I think we have made great strides in understanding the reality of marijuana and its effect on society- but we aren't there yet. I wish my "Uncle Tony" could see this show- I know he would be proud to hear story where the protagonist prevails and pot is involved- I hold out hope that lawmakers will let him go live his life and put some love into the world. Damn it.

This show is about more than marijuana laws. It's about going after your dreams...the things you TRULY want down deep in your gut...no matter what the cost. I am newly single- and out of respect will not delve into the details...but yeah...that is what I am living right now. We all have intuition and instinct, but often we cut those impulses off to become more comfortable and safe. Fuck it. Why be safe? What are we so afraid of? You only get once chance to live this life. There are no rehearsals (cliche, but fucking true). Go for it. Give yourself a chance- because no one else will unless you believe that you have a chance. There is so much inspiration out there waiting to be eaten up- its so easy to get tunnel vision we lose our 20/20 and stop looking. OPEN YOUR EYES.

The cast and producing team of THE COMPLAINT are my family. I have been so encouraged and inspired by their commitment to this project that it makes me want to do more. Do more for them, for me, for the sake of art. One of the lines in the show is- "Suddenly Art is Possible"....it is. It is right at our fingertips and we are smoking it long and proud and sharing it with whomever wants a hit. This show has mother fucking heart. Come and be a part of it. We open tomorrow and have 15 performances to fill- its a 50 seat house- so 750 have the "opportunity" to be enlightened with our story- please be one of them....

Buy your tickets here:
THE COMPLAINT, by Randy Noojin TICKETS

If you want to know more about the project, check out CEOTheatre's website or read our write up in Broadway World
CEOTheatre
BROADWAY WORLD

Ant Fest 2011: 'Play Chunks!'

2011-10-11T10:23:00.000-07:00

The Complaint By Randy Noojin Tickets

2011-10-08T05:52:00.000-07:00

The Complaint By Randy Noojin Tickets

Hot August Night

2011-08-05T10:27:00.000-07:00

THE COCKEYED COMPLAINT OF AN OPTIMIST

2011-07-22T09:08:00.001-07:00

In 2008 I auditioned for a show called ALMOST, MAINE. I was 28 years old, a 6 year veteran of New York City, a Quarter Life Crisis survivor, and seeker of an artistic home. I had worked on cruise lines, toured in musicals, learned the cruelties of Children's Theatre, moved from Astoria to Manhattan, and worked just about every job one can think of to support my acting habit. I was also struggling with my artistic choices as an actress- I was tired of Musical Theatre. The 16 bar audition wore out my soul to get into shows that had no soul...it just wasn't alive in my reality. I wanted to be an actress and was tired of looked for acting "jobs". I needed to be creatively inspired by people I chose to work with rather than hoping to be picked for a show every 3 months- its exhausting to one's creativity to shuttle around working on pieces that come with a suitcase and super short contract. I wanted to work on projects with people that had staying power. I was searching for a group that I could initiate growth and hone a sense of artistic self. I found that place with the COCKEYED OPTIMISTS. Brenda & Brian Foley cast me in ALMOST, MAINE and I became a company member.

COCKEYED OPTIMISTS is the first group of artists that I felt a sense of ownership and really had to ask the question, "What can I bring to the table." Then I realized what a great damn resource I am. I used to feel like my only talent in life was being a performer- that's the only thing I wanted to be good at. As I age I have gotten less tunnel visioned about what I "ought to be doing". I'm not just an actress; I'm an Auctioneer, web personality, athlete, wine girl, floral designer, acting teacher, producer, and writer...and much more that would not be humble of me to carry on about. All of these things I found in my search of happiness and fulfillment. Opening up my lens has helped me become a better artist and optimal human being. I have been able to use these skills as an actress and ensemble member of the COCKEYED OPTIMISTS. I acted and fund raised for ALMOST, MAINE, helped produce, builid, and fund raise for ONE THING I LIKE TO SAY, produced and acted in THE TIES THAT BIND night of one acts, and now I am the Managing Director currently fundraising and acting in THE COMPLAINT in the Fall. I work with many theatre groups in Manhattan, but the CEO'S have been my steady girlfriend, and she is looking hotter as she ages...

Randy Noojin is the playwright of THE COMPLAINT, the CEO's fall production. I met Randy Noojin when I was 19 years old. I was working in the box office at SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN REPERTORY THEATRE in Mars Hill, NC on the campus of my alma mater, Mars Hill College. I finally got to work with him onstage for the first time in SART'S 2000 production of THE SECRET GARDEN. Randy was handsome, talented, poetic, and very much fun to work and play with. I worked at SART every summer of my college years and got to work with the most spectacular people who have become like family to me: Michael Mattison, Ben Coates, Bill Gregg, Liz Aiello, Tony Medlin, Kris Geddie, Chris Allison, Bob Gay, Rebecca Phippard, Amanda Woodward, Brandon Harmon, Ronnie Fender, and of course, Randy Noojin. I can not describe the joy and freedom I experienced in my 20's working with SART and exploring stories and late nights with these characters. Randy has been one of the artists who have worked with SART for over 20 years. That place is very special and attracts the best damn artists I have ever had the pleasure of working with. It is where I learned from people like Randy what kind of artist I wanted to be. I worked with Randy on HANK WILLIAMS, LOST HIGHWAY & NOISES OFF. He is a tireless perfectionist that pours every ounce of energy into the characters he plays. Watching him as Hank was scary good.

I didn't even know that Randy was a playwright til years after I had worked with him. I have done several readings of his plays since we both became city dwellers. I find his plays to be romantic and well told. His female characters especially leave the page feeling fulfilled. I see so much of his own personality in the plays that he pens- he has a humorous sensibility that is unabashed and curious. Most recently I was in a production of his sweet short play JUST SAY SOMETHING with Artistic New Directions. The one play that has stuck out over the years as my very favorite is THE COMPLAINT. I have done 3 separate readings of this show with various companies and every time we revisited it I'd say to myself, "I can't wait until someone does this show". I brought the play to the COCKEYED OPTIMISTS earlier this year and after much laughter around the table the group all agreed- we have to do this play. It deals with some hot button issues like racism, marijuana, and police brutality...but NEVER does it get preachy or predictable because the characters and relationships are written with compelling idiosyncrasies that leave an impression on the audience. Watch my video with Randy to learn more about THE COMPLAINT.

I will be playing the lead character of Gayle in THE COMPLAINT. I really identify and love Gayle. She is an Internal Affairs Investigator, but also has aspirations to be actress. Her whole family are cops, so of course that's the path she has chosen, although she went to acting classes in New York City and took a year off to see if she could make it. She is a frustrated artist who wants nothing more than to fulfill her dreams of performing. I can totally relate to that! I became an Auctioneer just like my Father so I would have something to fall back on and also have the opportunity to work with the family business. This is just one of the many endearing qualities I look forward to exploring in rehearsal.

Bryn Boice is directing it, who is AMAZING. She directed me in two other short plays: PUPPET LOVE which I won Best Actress at The American Globe Theatre's Turnip Festival 2010, and THE DISSOLUTION ROOM in the DARE PROJECT with TAX DEDUCTIBLE THEATRE. She is funny funny funny with a strong no bullshit attitude that makes acting for her clear and easy in communicating the beats. I can't wait til she gets her hands on this piece.

Producing independent, non-profit theatre in New York City is challenging. We just put down a deposit to produce THE COMPLAINT at THE 45TH STREET THEATRE in Midtown. It is $6,100.00 for a 3 week rental of this theatre. This is exciting for us because our other 2 full length productions were both downtown at THE ACCESS THEATRE (which is lovely, but we're so happy to be in a more central location!). It is a 50 seat house on 45th st btwn 8th and 9th avenue. THE COMPLAINT will run from October 27- November 13. So...we have some serious funds we have to raise to make this show happen. We still have to come up with around $10,000.00 for this production. Asking friends and family for money for this project is tough, but when you believe in what your doing it makes it alot easier. THE COMPLAINT is a story that I want to share with the world. It has great insight into going after what you want no matter the fall out might be. That is what I am trying to do in my life and wish more people would take that leap of faith to find happiness. Producing this show is a leap of faith for the entire ensemble of the COCKEYED OPTIMISTS, but we believe in this project, and in each other, so nothing but good can come from leaping. I have invested myself in THE COMPLAINT financially and artistically. I have great Optimism that it will be a success and that audiences will love it.

This project is really important for the future of COCKEYED OPTIMISTS. We have an opportunity to do a NYC premiere of a really good play that deserves some attention. I am trying to do everything in my power to aggregate the right people and get a vibe going that elevates the future of our full length productions. I want the COCKEYED OPTIMISTS to grow as a company and be a place artists want to bring their skills to the table in a collaborative effort. THE COMPLAINT for me is a realization of the kind of theatre I would like to buy a ticket to see.

So friends and family who I am ever grateful and inspired by- I need you to give something. Whatever the amount, I am humbled to ask you to support this venture. I would be nothing without you and this project feels the same way. Thank you for taking a chance on an actress who is living her dream- cheesy yes, but that's okay- I'm willing to own that...Live the dream- give a buck or two.

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AmandaRama files THE COMPLAINT...interview w/ Randy Noojin

2011-07-22T09:08:00.000-07:00

Cracker Jack & The Dobies...Why I became a Singer

2011-05-24T12:54:00.000-07:00

Cracker Jack & The Dobies 05/24/2011

I am a singer. Before I knew what acting was, or believed I could be in show business, I sang songs. Most of them were made up and full of lalalas- like the songs my mom would sing in the kitchen in that operatic vibrato she has. I took a lot of walks alone as a child. Walking down to the river, I'd sing at the top of my lungs- my voice echoing off the mountains and making me feel strong. I grew up an only child on a farm in Tennessee until I was 6. I was surrounded by adults, open air, absolute freedom, and a fantasy life that continually alters my reality as an adult...in good and bad ways both. I remember singing and loving the sound of my own voice. I would walk around the horse pasture in the walnut grove making my own music and talking to the dobermans as though they were my god-sent protectors. I sang to my pony, Cracker Jack- named after my favorite snack because of the toy in the bottom. I hated the peanuts- picked them out and gave them to the dogs. I didn't really sing for other people. I wanted attention and fought for it, but singing was private- like writing poetry would become for me as an angst ridden teen. But when I was alone I would cast spells that made me into a beautiful princess and serenade the bottom land with how I would rule my kingdom.
My parents divorced when I was six and my Mom and I moved to suburban Florida to live with my Aunt Roz. Aunt Roz and I have a special bond. As a child I remember her soft skin, manicured hand, and professional wardrobe. This travel agent read me bed time stories from Shel Silverstein's Where the Sidewalk Ends. By the time I could read I had memorized most of the book. My Aunt Roz, whom I am named after (Amanda Rosslyn Ladd), also ran a children's choir at the community church. She taught me music and helped me to socialize with people my own age. Music made me feel like I had a professional wardrobe like my Aunt; clothed with a purpose. I still didn't like to sing solo unless it was to my family or in a group. I didn't think I was that good. Dramatic...yes...vocally captivating....hmmmm...
When I was around 10 or 11, I went to Six Flags over Atlanta while we were getting the doberman's ears clipped into pointy triangles. My Step Mother and Father splurged and let me record a song at the park. I had never been in a recording studio before. I wore those over sized head phones to hear the accompaniment to my favorite song: "The Wind Beneath My Wings". When I "wrapped" they played it over the loud speaker at the park. IT WAS AWFUL! I was out of key and sooooo embarrassed. All the freedom I felt singing in the country came to a screeching holt like the amusement park rides. I now had a recording- proof of my inadequacy as a singer. I continued to sing, but never alone- what I heard on that tape is not what I had felt in that studio. How could I ever trust my own voice?
In middle school I sang a duet with a girl at my Middle School Graduation. It was "If We Hold On Together" from The Land Before Time . I had worn a dress that was a little see-thru and I didn't have a slip. I borrowed one from my mom- she is much larger than me, so I had it safety pinned. Just as I was hitting the high note at the end...my slip slipped right off. I was so embarrassed. There was applause, but it was mired by laughter. Somehow that slip overshadowed the whole experience- the very thing that was to keep people from seeing thru became the magnifying glass in which to see everything. My humiliation was louder than my voice. I had the whole summer to hate myself and my voice.
When I was 16 I got the part of Irene in the school musical Crazy for You. Originally they cut my song because it was too sexual for my very conservative christian school. Oeida Hatcher was the director. She was also my choir teacher. I had just made it into the elite Chambers Choir. After not getting in 2 years in a row, I would finally be considered the creme de la creme of my school's singers. At the acceptance ceremony I wore a purple/blue gown from the 70's- it was my Aunt's. Ms. Hatcher knew I could sing and so she put the song back in and changed the words from "Naughty Baby" to "Haughty Baby". Where once there was a strip tease I now had glasses and a book in hand. Oeida Hatcher is the reason I am a professional actress. She probably doesn't even remember this, because I probably acted like it was no big deal in my teeny way. I was better than I thought I could be because Oeida gave me a chance. I was good and people applauded and laughed and I had my first taste. I finally had a creative family that weren't Cracker Jack and the Dobies. I had been on stage before as an actress, but somehow...singing on stage transformed me. Music opened up possibility and reinforced confidence and bravery in my life. All of a sudden I knew what I would be when I grew up.
The following year there was a scandal at my high school. It happened right after I had been cast in Camelot, my senior year Musical. I had been cast as Morgan LeFey and the voice of Nimue...but I would never get to sing "Far from day, far from night, world farewell, world goodbye. In a home by the sea, I shall go. Follow me...." Oeida Hatcher was accused of molestation- charges that were FALSE, but due to the conservative succubus that was my school, she was fired. Along with her went all of the arts teachers that supported her. They left in solidarity. My senior year was ruined. No musical, no guard competition, no Chambers Choir. I felt great loss and anger. Then- something amazing happened. My Aunt Roz and Uncle Bob got me an audition for La Boheme the opera. Longtime singers with the Master Chorale, my Aunt and Uncle were hired to sing in the chorus. I got in! It was a paid singing job with the Florida Orchestra at The Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center! Anton Coppola was the maestro. They even brought in principal singers who had performed at the Met! Oh what fun and joy and family and delight I experienced. The costumes were opulent, the set was enormous. I would be at a arduous blocking rehearsal with the dumbest smile on my face. I felt so alive and it was wonderful. I knew that I wouldn't be an opera singer, but I did know that I was going to major in Musical Theatre. So I did...and the journey began....
In college I got to stretch my legs and be a big fish in a small pond. Of course I wanted to go to New York, but my Dad was paying for school and I had to find a smaller, closer setting. I returned to the country for my college years. I went to Mars Hill College in North Carolina, less than 2 hrs from the farm I grew up on. It was a wonderfully free time in my life. I spent most of my weekends back on the farm- singing to the mountains. Even though I got my degree in Musical Theatre, I was never the typical Musical Theatre girl. I liked the artier lesser know songs. My tastes were darker than the average ingenue. I obsessed over plays like Cabaret, or writers like Ricky Ian Gordon. I was never a fan of Rogers and Hammerstein and the whole fakety fake Disney world of Musicals...but ironically, I ended up working for Disney as my first job out of college. Kids at home- never take a job for the money alone- you will be miserable in the end...I promise. As an actress, I had an easier time asserting myself as the artist I wanted to be. Singing musical theatre wasn't a natural soft cotton dress for me- it was a size too small cocktail number, but still a part of my fantastic professional wardrobe...just like Aunt Roz.
Now I'm an actress in New York. I have a love hate relationship with singing- most of which comes from the nature of the audition culture in Manhattan. Still haven't made it to Broadway. I started to mistrust my voice after a few years- maybe getting older, you don't like to squeeze into those tight ass cocktail dresses as much as you used to. I have expanded as an artist. I know my strengths. I miss my voice though. Sometimes I'll sing out loud and think to myself- wow- where have you been hiding. The singer in me is a mute at times. When I feel something deeply, the only thing that can take me deeper is music. I do know that I am feeling called to sing again. I have to start back at the beginning- singing for myself- for the sake of my own sound echoing off the everything. I'm starting a band called Cracker Jack and the Dobies...where I'm the biggest star that ever burned.

Vocals & Recent Theatre Productions, Amanda Ladd

2011-05-24T10:35:00.000-07:00

The Bar Mitzvah of Jesus Goldfarb

2011-05-05T05:01:00.000-07:00

Shake that HASS

2011-03-05T06:30:00.000-08:00

Becoming Jason Goldfarb

2011-03-05T05:35:00.000-08:00

Shake that HASS

2011-02-23T14:59:00.000-08:00

The Luxury Spirit

2011-02-17T11:21:00.000-08:00

THE RUBBER ROOM

2011-02-10T19:27:00.000-08:00

Bed Bugs

2011-02-05T07:37:00.000-08:00

Big Gay TreeHouse

2011-01-22T15:15:00.000-08:00

Operation: BIKINI SNOW ANGEL

2011-01-22T08:00:00.000-08:00

Street.mov

2010-12-19T09:58:00.000-08:00

Fun with Horns...YSO finalist RYAN WALSH

2010-12-12T06:35:00.000-08:00

Here's What I Like Episode #3 Fashion and Flowers

2010-12-07T10:42:00.000-08:00

The TreeHouse

2010-12-07T10:32:00.000-08:00

Rally to Restore Sanity

2010-11-06T16:02:00.000-07:00

2010-06-09T19:46:00.000-07:00

Spencer Pratt- Fame Whore

2010-06-08T10:16:00.000-07:00

SPENCER PRATT is my lover

2010-06-02T16:35:00.000-07:00

SPACE ON WHITE...The Final Frontier

2010-04-25T10:44:00.000-07:00

PUPPET LOVE

2010-04-22T08:43:00.000-07:00

THE KNIFE TRICK play reading

2010-03-25T21:51:00.001-07:00

Wood Ninja

2010-02-17T09:20:00.001-08:00

Olympic Winter Schedule Held Up By The Finger

2010-02-15T11:49:00.001-08:00

COIN OP AUCTION FEB 13TH @4PM KINGSPORT, TN

2010-02-12T22:08:00.001-08:00

AUTUMN BREEZE...Interview w/ Phil Traynor

2010-02-06T20:13:00.001-08:00

Snow Day!

2010-02-02T13:50:00.001-08:00

Life on The Farm (1/8-1/13)

2010-01-20T07:45:00.001-08:00

Golf Finger

2010-01-20T07:44:00.001-08:00

FROM THE INSIDE - trailer

2010-01-09T20:07:00.001-08:00

Death by Sled

2010-01-09T19:57:00.001-08:00

Monkey Baby Daddy

2010-01-06T07:12:00.001-08:00

Life on The Farm (12/25-1/1)

2010-01-05T06:01:00.001-08:00

Olde Tyme Auction Christmas Party

2010-01-03T07:00:00.001-08:00

Finger - Ring Your Bell.mov

2010-01-02T10:21:00.001-08:00

Violet

2010-01-01T07:44:00.001-08:00

Artists Auction

2009-11-29T18:33:00.001-08:00

N.T.P.T

2009-11-11T08:53:00.001-08:00

I'm the new spokesperson for THE FINGER. Check it out
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Where's AmandaRama?

2009-11-02T09:11:00.001-08:00

I'm the new spokesperson for THE FINGER. There will be many more videos to come.

Death Panels Are Alive and Well

2009-10-07T14:31:00.001-07:00

RoadTripping w/ AmandaRama

2009-07-02T07:43:00.001-07:00

We'll be back one Sunday the 5th!

AmandaRama Rant

2009-06-19T08:13:00.001-07:00

Opening Gala....ONE THING I LIKE TO SAY IS

2009-04-26T17:34:00.001-07:00

ONE THING I LIKE TO SAY...Set Building

2009-04-23T18:13:00.001-07:00

CockEyed Web-A-Thon

2009-03-12T18:40:00.001-07:00

THE COCKEYED WEB-A-THON

2009-03-10T15:42:00.001-07:00

STARVING ARTISTS

2009-03-09T13:26:00.001-07:00

COCKEYED WEBATHON
Saturday March 14th 8:30pm EST
Come to support, donate, and be entertained!!!!
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Its Not Over...band interview

2009-03-04T18:47:00.001-08:00

Check out ITS NOT OVER from Staten Island, NY.
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LIVE PLAY READING 5:30PM EST BLOGTV!

2009-02-24T13:22:00.001-08:00

GYPSY WEST...the band interview w/ AmandaRamaNYC

2009-02-17T12:41:00.001-08:00

This is my newest video for
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Check out the band here
http://www.thegypsywest.com

AmandaRama RunDown

2009-02-10T08:10:00.001-08:00

This is from the first week in February LIVE on blogTV!

Sexy Madames Show Sunday 8pm EST BlogTV

2009-02-07T08:40:00.001-08:00

Be there for a history of our first female pimps. I'll be dressed to impress- so come by
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Don't forget to subscribe to my youtube if you haven't already!
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Adult Situations...an interview

2009-01-27T19:53:00.001-08:00

SEXY CEREAL SUNDAY

2009-01-25T16:14:00.001-08:00

LIVE ON BLOGTV TONIGHT 8PM EST
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POLL CONTEST

2008-11-30T15:26:00.000-08:00

See who will win the DARE A VIEWER POLL CONTEST. Tonight at 10pm. EST. Speacial guest appearance by Thechico1979, performing his dare poll LIVE. Should be interesting to say the least.

Make a poll like Thechico1979

What dare do you want to see THECHICO1979 do on THE AMANDARAMA SHOW on blogtv Sunday 11/30 @ 8pm est?

dress in drag and sing celine dion

write a poem and perform it about and to AmandaRama

do an interpretive dance for 1 minute

eat an entire raw jalepeno

View and vote on all the polls at PollsB.com
Be Sure to make a poll and enter the contest.

AMANDARAMA.

Sexy Music Sunday

2008-11-23T08:55:00.000-08:00

This Sunday we are going to discuss Sex in music. ...LIVE...Join me Amandarama this Sunday at 8pm EST on Blogtv. com. Come explore the songs and artists that have been as stimulating in the bedroom as they are on stage.

Also: Next Sunday

POLLSB Dare CONTEST . This time it's on you!
Make a poll on pollsb.com and put in the tag "AmandaRama poll"(this is to ensure your poll makes it to the contest page, here). The poll has to be a dare that you or another viewer (Not Amandarama)can complete while co hosting during my show on Blogtv. Even if you don't make a poll- VOTE! I'm going to be awarding prizes for...

The most amount of votes on a completed dare poll.
The most creative poll that can be completed during my show.

As for the prizes, I haven't figured that out yet. So come to my show every day at 3:00 pm. EST. this week and let me know what kind of prizes I should give out. or make a poll. The winner will be announced next Sexy Sunday the 30th at around 10pm.

See you at the show.
AMANDARAMA

9th Nov.

2008-11-07T09:10:00.000-08:00

Sexy Obama & History of porn.

This week on Sexy Sunday's we're going to discuss the sexy side of our new president. Also the tantalizing history of the porn industry. This Sunday on Blogtv.com/people/amandarama
8:00 pm EST.

See you at the show.
AMANDARAMA

Tennessee Williams

2008-10-26T11:42:00.001-07:00

Tennessee Williams: The Writer and His World

Conceived and compiled by Anne Pasquale. Directed by John Strasberg and Anne Pasquale

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday October 16 - November 8 at 8pm
Theater located at 555 eighth avenue, suite 403 between 37th & 38th st. NYC
Suggested contribution: $10

The World of Writers Series are one-hour biodramas that weave together glimpses into the personal and artistic aspects of the lives of some of America's finest playwrights. Tennessee Williams: The Writer and his World, our premiere classroom seminar, features intriguing biographical anecdotes and selections from the works they inspired, brought to life by company members with commentary by John Strasberg.

Cast Includes:
Wanda Colon, Keith Herron, Clark Kee, Mary Keefe, Judy Krause, Amanda Ladd, Jerry Marsini & Anne Pasquale

Come see my show
Amandarama

Sexy Holloween

2008-10-21T14:48:00.001-07:00

Sexy Sunday Halloween Special
Show starts @ 8:00 pm Est. With Amandarama

Halloween Poll Contest!
winner will be announced @ 10 pm Est. BlogTv.com/amandarama

To be in the contest you must make a Halloween themed poll @ Pollsb.com. Also add the tag Amandarama. You can view all the polls in the contest here Pollsb.com/tags/amandarama-polls.

Winner will get to Shop for his/her candy during Tuesday's Travel Show @ 3 pm. in NYC

So far, These are the leading polls
Click the link to vote

What should Amanda and Bob be for Halloween ??
1. hot dog and mustard
2. Palin and a sexy Russian (nailin palin...)
3. bloody tampon and a used condom
4. Ronald McDonald/the joker and a fat kid
-By Liquid-cheese

Which is the sexiest Halloween costume for amandarama??
1. A french maid
2. sexy kitten
3. Sexy nurse
4. Devil
-By Megan12

What is Amanda more afraid of?
1. going to a cemetery on Halloween night
2. spending the Halloween night at a haunted house
3. rats and cock roaches on her bed
4. blood all over the bathroom
5. catches Bob with another man
-By Tom79

What should Amanda do for Halloween?
1. Go to a costume party.
2. Visit the cemetery.
3. Stay at home and watch scary movies.
4. Go trick-or-treating.
5. Go to a haunted house.
-By Daniellia

Can Bob scare Amanda on Halloween?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. Maybe.
-By Attrezz0

You can see all the Polls here.

Don't forget to add me as on of your Pollsters.
AMANDARAMA

Fantasy and Forplay.

2008-10-19T11:57:00.000-07:00

Sexy Sunday

AMANDARAMA

Sirata Roach Motel

2008-10-14T12:21:00.000-07:00

Palmetto bugs!
Bob's a little phobic.

AMANDARAMA

We are back and here are the photo's

2008-10-13T10:13:00.000-07:00

HERE ARE PHOTOS FROM MY TRIP BACK HOME IN SUNNY FLA. ENJOY!!

Follow my blog.
AMANDARAMA

Day 2. More beach and little bar.

2008-10-09T16:21:00.000-07:00

What else is there to do in Florida that go to a beach bar, listen to some good live music and have a good time.

Such a different change from Ny city

These guys were guys were pretty good. They seamed very mellow in the daytime sun.
The Paul Antony Band

The bar was called Bahama Mama's. What an appropriate name.

I'm going to my Best friends bachelorette party tonight. I"ll show the video later on my Blogtv show.

Thanks for coming loves

sand castle - Broadcast your self LIVE
AMANDARAMA

Day 1. Strait to the beach.

2008-10-09T14:42:00.000-07:00

After we waited for 45 min for our car, that we had reservations for i might add, we stared for the beach. beautiful drive. Bob was still a little sick from the plain flight so we stopped to eat lunch at a place called the Reef. Nice place. A Damn Good Bloody Mary. we finally make it to the beach. St. Pete. Beach. What a nice place. It was so beautiful there. After going for a swim we decided to have a drink and broadcast for awhile.

I can't remember the name of the bar we were at but it was attached to a beach hotel. I got a beer and bob got another bloody mary. There was a few patrons at the bar so we went up on the sun deck above the bar. In the picture I'm getting my computer out of my bag and getting it set up.

It was so hot on that deck. In the short amount of time I was broadcasting, Bob and I got really burnt. We decided to move down below out of the sun. we got another drink and went for the beach.

Yes I was standing in the water with my laptop.

Soon we ran out of battery juice and headed for the car. We were headed for my grandmothers house for dinner, conversation and a good night sleep, witch we never got because of our sunburns.

AMANDARAMA

OMG! We're in Florida

2008-10-08T08:09:00.000-07:00

Bob Got Sick On The Plain Flight...

Bob and I, have just arrived in the air port. Bob got a little sick during the flight. I've never acually seen anyone use a vomit bag on a air plain. To his defense, I fed him cold medicine very early in the morning before the flight.we are here now. Waiting on our rental car to show up. Budget Over booked their rentals and we have to wait. All we want to do is get to the beach and relax.
I'm going to be broadcasting as much as I can. We finally got our car after a 45 min. wait. we headed strait for the beach for a little sun. bob is going to take pictures the whole time so i'll be able make the blog a little more interesting.

AMANDARAMA

How do you do it?

2008-10-01T15:40:00.000-07:00

This week on Sexy Sundays...
We are going to explore all the various ways to "pleasure one's self". I want everyone to come to the show with an interesting story or comedic way to "you know what". Take a look at some of the polls my viewers made below. Also you can make a poll @ PollsB.com and I'll discuss it during the show.

Also, leave a comment. I want everyone to come up with a few "terms" for masterbating. ie.."polishing the nob" or "double clicking the mouse" just to name a few...

What is masturbating?
well...

Lube Tube - Broadcast your self LIVE

The first poll is from Passthejelly
The question is "What is your favorite way to masterbate?

Most chose
Rosie palmer... AKA: my own hand.
Most did.

The second poll is from Overniteow
The question was Where was your favorite place to masturbate?

Most people chose
Stretched out on the bed.
Most did

The third poll is from Tom79
The third question was just Just titled Masturbation.

Most chose
Masturbates myself with cream while watching porn.
Most did.

Before you do... watch my videos.
some very valuable info there, don't miss it.
Dangerous Lubes.

Dangerous Lubes - Broadcast your self LIVE

Does The president masturbate?

Bush Masturbating - Broadcast your self LIVE

Hope to see you at the Show...

Amandarama

THE DARE POLLS!

2008-09-28T13:38:00.000-07:00

Megan12
A Whipped cream bikini is the winner

whip cream - Broadcast your self LIVE

See the Results for this poll on pollsb.com

GoFish7983
Pie in the face for the Winner

pie in face - Broadcast your self LIVE