Just had a guy stop his bicycle in front of my house and tell me he saw my poster on a window and wanted to talk about it. If I had a buck for everyone that has seen the darn thing I wouldn't have to get a job! It's been great. Don't know if it'll mean traffic to the show itself, but it can't hurt, if for no other reason than awareness. A lot of industry types live in this area and who knows what may/could come of it.
Be that as it may, it has been getting noted!
I worked OH again yesterday . . . went very well . . . it's amazing how much more relaxed I am about it with the spectre of no job eliminated. That's a biggy. At least now I know that after the show is over, I won't be languishing on unemployment waiting for something to happen. And if something DOES happen with the piece?
Hey. That should be something I have to worry about.
It's hard to describe just how excited I am about this. But I guess I've said that before, non?
I've been constantly going back to the script to make sure as much of it is word perfect as possible. Especially focusing on the tale of the oak leaf . . . I think that is a special moment and I want it be be moving, deep and lovely. So I can't be fumfering around for lines . . . I have to know it inside out; I'm sure it will be there by opening . . . Amazing to think that in three short weeks it's all over but the shouting . . . wow. And how about that last perf. being on the day we take Laurette to Bennington? If I was a betting man, I'd put my money on that performance being a hum-dinger! And then it's over . . . what a trip it has been! Then what'll I blog about? Oh, I'm sure I'll think of something!
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