Current status of my work
Not doing so well right now due to family worries. But April is looking to be a very busy month for me, creative project-wise, so I need to stay productive and not get dragged down too much.
Brockhurst has filled at Festival, and I have a very lovely cast. I have sent out the casting questionnaire, and I will poke about it soon, as I would like to cast at the end of the month of March. It is a period game, set on an upper class English estate in 1915, so I want to give people time to costume. I also have to finish writing the game. I've only finished a couple of sheets, but I have made a decent dent into most of them, and I am pleased with how it's coming along. Still, there's a lot of work to do, and so I must not slack.
Resonance and Break a Leg have also filled. Resonance requires no casting beforehand, though, and Break a Leg is not a costume-heavy game, so I'm less worried about getting that cast as quickly.
I also want to see if I can finish the first draft of the script of the new 1920s-era musical I'm writing with a collaborator. Troy thinks he can finish the score by the end of April, so I'd like to have the script ready by then as well. Currently it's a little over half finished, and I owe two more scenes by the end of this week, so I don't think that's too much to expect. Still, with Brockhurst having to get done at the same time, that's a lot to worry about at once. I will have to be very diligent.
There's also one more thing I'm turning over in my mind, but it's big enough that I'm going to give it its own post.