Your wish is my command.
Well, it's long enough since I posted here that I can probably find something to say, having been specifically asked to do so. Hmm.
Right now I'm in two shows, which is fun, although I haven't really had rehearsal for one of them yet.
In Major Barbara, I am Adolphus Cusins, a mild young Greek professor, and I'm having a blast. Even after Guildenstern, it's still novel to not be the sketchy older man; no indeed, here, I am the one being sketched at! And I'm engaged to the person I've been married to twice previously. I think this time around it's going to be better. After all, both previous times, I cheated on her, and the first time she left me, and the second time I was just terrified of her/maybe hated her a little. But I think Dolly and Barbara will do better. I hope and trust. And I'm taking Greek, so sometimes I laugh at private Greek jokes in my head during rehearsal.
And in Two Gentlemen of Verona, I'm Antonio, the father of Proteus, one of the eponymous gentlemen. Who is played by the person who was my son in Night Music. This semester is Egerman Redux. Right now, I'm too busy with Barbara to notice, but I think when that's done, I will regret not being more involved in this show. But oh well.
And a friend is directing Revenger's Tragedy over Wintersession. *evil grin*
Well, I'd better go to my Shakes meeting. I'll post again sometime, I'm sure.
Right now I'm in two shows, which is fun, although I haven't really had rehearsal for one of them yet.
In Major Barbara, I am Adolphus Cusins, a mild young Greek professor, and I'm having a blast. Even after Guildenstern, it's still novel to not be the sketchy older man; no indeed, here, I am the one being sketched at! And I'm engaged to the person I've been married to twice previously. I think this time around it's going to be better. After all, both previous times, I cheated on her, and the first time she left me, and the second time I was just terrified of her/maybe hated her a little. But I think Dolly and Barbara will do better. I hope and trust. And I'm taking Greek, so sometimes I laugh at private Greek jokes in my head during rehearsal.
And in Two Gentlemen of Verona, I'm Antonio, the father of Proteus, one of the eponymous gentlemen. Who is played by the person who was my son in Night Music. This semester is Egerman Redux. Right now, I'm too busy with Barbara to notice, but I think when that's done, I will regret not being more involved in this show. But oh well.
And a friend is directing Revenger's Tragedy over Wintersession. *evil grin*
Well, I'd better go to my Shakes meeting. I'll post again sometime, I'm sure.