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Dec. 1st, 2010 03:44 pm1. What is your favorite holiday movie?
2. What is your wish today?
3. Shower or bath?
2. What is your wish today?
3. Shower or bath?
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Dec. 1st, 2010
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Dec. 1st, 2010 03:44 pm1. What is your favorite holiday movie?
2. What is your wish today?
3. Shower or bath?
2. What is your wish today?
3. Shower or bath?
Posted via m.livejournal.com.
We survived!
Dec. 1st, 2010 05:58 pmLast night went exceptionally well! The cast did an amazing job reblocking on the fly to adapt to a radically different space. About 30 (!!) people came and they laughed!
This is kind of a remedial class at the University. Every year the professor picks a play and has the students read it, then takes them to the show and there is a Q&A after. They all needed to leave pretty quick after the show, so we didn't do the talk, but it looked like they had fun. The professor sent us a great email telling us how much the students enjoyed seeing professionals play 'their' parts. I'll post that later.
This is kind of a remedial class at the University. Every year the professor picks a play and has the students read it, then takes them to the show and there is a Q&A after. They all needed to leave pretty quick after the show, so we didn't do the talk, but it looked like they had fun. The professor sent us a great email telling us how much the students enjoyed seeing professionals play 'their' parts. I'll post that later.
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We survived!
Dec. 1st, 2010 05:58 pmLast night went exceptionally well! The cast did an amazing job reblocking on the fly to adapt to a radically different space. About 30 (!!) people came and they laughed!
This is kind of a remedial class at the University. Every year the professor picks a play and has the students read it, then takes them to the show and there is a Q&A after. They all needed to leave pretty quick after the show, so we didn't do the talk, but it looked like they had fun. The professor sent us a great email telling us how much the students enjoyed seeing professionals play 'their' parts. I'll post that later.
This is kind of a remedial class at the University. Every year the professor picks a play and has the students read it, then takes them to the show and there is a Q&A after. They all needed to leave pretty quick after the show, so we didn't do the talk, but it looked like they had fun. The professor sent us a great email telling us how much the students enjoyed seeing professionals play 'their' parts. I'll post that later.
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