Hey LJ, remember me?
So I haven't posted anything in what looks like about 3 months....
Summer is finally over, I had a very up and down summer. HAIR was a great success, unfortunately, the show ended in tragedy. It's a very long and drawn out story which I don't really believe is any of LJ's business, so if anyone wants to know, drop me a line, or facebook me, cuz God knows I'm addicted to it.
After HAIR was PIRATES OF PENZANCE at the Kindleberger Festival. Holy. Shit. What the hell was I thinking? It was a fun show, but I wanted to drop it every chance I could.
Then I moved out of my house. That was a situation that I never want to be in ever again. Period
For the month of August, I lived in Adelina Feldman-Schultz's utility closet in her basement. I have never felt so homeless ever in my life. But we had a good time. Now I moved back onto campus and live in a super single in Smith Burnham hall away from any freshmen/anyone in the department. I need that time to myself.
FOr any of you that knows what's going on, My Dad and I are now speaking again. That whole fiasco is over. Thanks for all your support.
Now TOMMY is happening in Grand Rapids. It's a pretty sweet frickin show. I get to beat up a twelve year old kid and put him in a trash can. Holler.
In 495, our first scene was "We Do Not Belong Together" from Domingo En El Parque Con George... which was my directing scene last year with Ahren Rehmel and Kendra Kargenian. That was pretty easy. My Dot was Alicia Thoel, it was nice working with her, I really hadn't had a full conversation with her in about a year and a half, so it was great catching up with her. Now Kayla Peabody, Emily Iaquinta, and I are doing "Been a Long Day" from HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS, I'm super excited for that scene.
Also in MT History, Andrea Arvanigian, Kayla Peabody, Ryan Mayes, and myself are writing a 10 minute musical entitled "It's Brintey Bitch: A Greek Tragedy" get excited
Summer is finally over, I had a very up and down summer. HAIR was a great success, unfortunately, the show ended in tragedy. It's a very long and drawn out story which I don't really believe is any of LJ's business, so if anyone wants to know, drop me a line, or facebook me, cuz God knows I'm addicted to it.
After HAIR was PIRATES OF PENZANCE at the Kindleberger Festival. Holy. Shit. What the hell was I thinking? It was a fun show, but I wanted to drop it every chance I could.
Then I moved out of my house. That was a situation that I never want to be in ever again. Period
For the month of August, I lived in Adelina Feldman-Schultz's utility closet in her basement. I have never felt so homeless ever in my life. But we had a good time. Now I moved back onto campus and live in a super single in Smith Burnham hall away from any freshmen/anyone in the department. I need that time to myself.
FOr any of you that knows what's going on, My Dad and I are now speaking again. That whole fiasco is over. Thanks for all your support.
Now TOMMY is happening in Grand Rapids. It's a pretty sweet frickin show. I get to beat up a twelve year old kid and put him in a trash can. Holler.
In 495, our first scene was "We Do Not Belong Together" from Domingo En El Parque Con George... which was my directing scene last year with Ahren Rehmel and Kendra Kargenian. That was pretty easy. My Dot was Alicia Thoel, it was nice working with her, I really hadn't had a full conversation with her in about a year and a half, so it was great catching up with her. Now Kayla Peabody, Emily Iaquinta, and I are doing "Been a Long Day" from HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS, I'm super excited for that scene.
Also in MT History, Andrea Arvanigian, Kayla Peabody, Ryan Mayes, and myself are writing a 10 minute musical entitled "It's Brintey Bitch: A Greek Tragedy" get excited