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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Well...WE'VE BLOCKED THE ENTIRE SHOW
It's uncanny, musicals eat up SO much more time, this show is so fast-paced...I suppose the small ensemblesque cast has something to do with it (the double cast of useless children in Peter Pan tended to dominate rehearsals)
In addition, EVERYONE is a significant addition to the plot or comic relief or "who dun it" illusion, there are no useless characters, and therefore we aren't concerned over where to stash extra lost boys and use random indians.
An extra plus, the cast gets along PERFECTLY...it's actually rather strange, we all just sortof click.
I can't hide it, I'm actually thrilled about this play!
Measuring life in love at.4:46 PM
Ann
Loves:Theatre(shocking), Armenia, Nutella, Rain, Musicals, World Music, Spanish, Origami, Tolerance, Scrubs, Reading, Tech, Poetry, Peace, Screenwriting, Travel, Wedding Cakes, Art Class, Shakespeare, Contemporary Issues.
Loathes: Algebra, High School Musical, Athletics, Blind Patriotic Idiocy, Chapel, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Dress code.
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