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twincityhackerI've eaten almost nothing but brownies for the last 24 hours.
Well, last night I had some of the best party food I have ever tasted. But besides that, brownies for every meal, including breakfast. Five people brought brownies.
And we had strike today. It's the most depressing thing about being in a production. Seeing the stage from going from "we're putting on a show in a hour" to nothing is... it just means it's over. And you aren't going to see the cast and crew again for a while, if at all.
But I still have Magic Changes stuck in my head! Argh! And when I was getting a towel to clean up some orange juice I randomly started doing my favorite dance move from Grease.
Then again, if I had to sit through another preformance, I was going to launch myself off the tech balcony.
Ah. But I'll have the memoires of our fun through where when the Teen Angel sings "No coutumer would go to you unless she was a hooker." and the chours girls shead thier bathrobers and shower caps and revaled their hooker-ware underneath, then got into a Charlie's Angels pose at the end on the stairs.
And Fred would always put on a little show of picking Tina up and pretending to throw Tina off the tech balcony. And last night at the cast party, he did the same thing but into the pool and John shoved them both in. And then four guys chased him down and tried to haul him out of the laundry room...
And how could I forget how some complete idiots who dodn't turn off their cellphones (and the complete idiot who forgot to turn off his phone after it had already gone off once!), and how people where always fliping thier phones open to check the time. Or my favorite when someone was playing a game on their cellphone...
It wouldn't be as bad if we didn't speficaly ask them to turn off thier phones, or at least put them on silent. And all of this happened when there were actors on the stage! Don't get me started on the people who walk out just before or during the curtain call...
Yeah. But it's mostly the good memories. I don't know whether haveing the songs stuck in you head as good, but even then it's the good memories.
And I have been introduced to Avenue Q. Which is suposedly like Rent, only not.
Well, last night I had some of the best party food I have ever tasted. But besides that, brownies for every meal, including breakfast. Five people brought brownies.
And we had strike today. It's the most depressing thing about being in a production. Seeing the stage from going from "we're putting on a show in a hour" to nothing is... it just means it's over. And you aren't going to see the cast and crew again for a while, if at all.
But I still have Magic Changes stuck in my head! Argh! And when I was getting a towel to clean up some orange juice I randomly started doing my favorite dance move from Grease.
Then again, if I had to sit through another preformance, I was going to launch myself off the tech balcony.
Ah. But I'll have the memoires of our fun through where when the Teen Angel sings "No coutumer would go to you unless she was a hooker." and the chours girls shead thier bathrobers and shower caps and revaled their hooker-ware underneath, then got into a Charlie's Angels pose at the end on the stairs.
And Fred would always put on a little show of picking Tina up and pretending to throw Tina off the tech balcony. And last night at the cast party, he did the same thing but into the pool and John shoved them both in. And then four guys chased him down and tried to haul him out of the laundry room...
And how could I forget how some complete idiots who dodn't turn off their cellphones (and the complete idiot who forgot to turn off his phone after it had already gone off once!), and how people where always fliping thier phones open to check the time. Or my favorite when someone was playing a game on their cellphone...
It wouldn't be as bad if we didn't speficaly ask them to turn off thier phones, or at least put them on silent. And all of this happened when there were actors on the stage! Don't get me started on the people who walk out just before or during the curtain call...
Yeah. But it's mostly the good memories. I don't know whether haveing the songs stuck in you head as good, but even then it's the good memories.
And I have been introduced to Avenue Q. Which is suposedly like Rent, only not.
