SETC Day 1
Here's the schedule for today....this Thursday in Chattanooga, TN.
10:30am : Stage Managing Musical Theatre
1:00pm: Portfolio Review
1:20pm: Phone interview with Glimmerglass Opera
4:00pm: Stage Management Basics
7:00pm: Stage Management Interest Group
10:00pm: 10 Minute Play Festival
12:00am: Chattanoodle Improv Comedy Show
I'll try to write later tonight about how things actually went. Haha.
This hotel, though. . . the La Quinta Inn...it's great. We have 2 queen size beds (for 2 people in the room). The beds have down comforters a down pillowtop mattress and everything is so soft. I felt like I was sleeping inside of a cloud. It was so nice. Laura and I drove around Chattanooga last night without a map. We saw some interesting things. The Chattanooga Aquarium, some other buildings, some more buildings, the river front, some stop lights, some ghettos...it was fun. We ended up back at the hotel (after some interesting maneuvers in the city) and we decided that we were just going to have a quiet night in. So we decided that we wanted to grab some chinese (food) and take it back to the room to eat while we watch HBO.
We went down to the front desk and asked the lady, "Do you know of any decent chinese restaurants around?" She looked at me, quite perplexed, and said, "Hey [insert man's name], do you know of any good chinese food around here?"
To which he replied, "Are you looking for something close? Well, there's the one right up here on broad street, but the food is too sweet - they put too much sugar in it."
So we ended up at Lupis' pizza and got a pizza with spinach, artichoke, pesto, and feta cheese. It was delicious. The downtown area is pretty neat. I'm looking forward to seeing some theatre this weekend. I didn't really do anything last year at SETC because I was alone and scared. But now that I'm with Laura, we can have adventures together! For example....wait until you hear the name of the play I'm seeing tomorrow morning. (Hint: it has something to do with attractive prehistoric bipedal beings)
<3 Nick
P.S. We have a balcony. It's sweet.
10:30am : Stage Managing Musical Theatre
1:00pm: Portfolio Review
1:20pm: Phone interview with Glimmerglass Opera
4:00pm: Stage Management Basics
7:00pm: Stage Management Interest Group
10:00pm: 10 Minute Play Festival
12:00am: Chattanoodle Improv Comedy Show
I'll try to write later tonight about how things actually went. Haha.
This hotel, though. . . the La Quinta Inn...it's great. We have 2 queen size beds (for 2 people in the room). The beds have down comforters a down pillowtop mattress and everything is so soft. I felt like I was sleeping inside of a cloud. It was so nice. Laura and I drove around Chattanooga last night without a map. We saw some interesting things. The Chattanooga Aquarium, some other buildings, some more buildings, the river front, some stop lights, some ghettos...it was fun. We ended up back at the hotel (after some interesting maneuvers in the city) and we decided that we were just going to have a quiet night in. So we decided that we wanted to grab some chinese (food) and take it back to the room to eat while we watch HBO.
We went down to the front desk and asked the lady, "Do you know of any decent chinese restaurants around?" She looked at me, quite perplexed, and said, "Hey [insert man's name], do you know of any good chinese food around here?"
To which he replied, "Are you looking for something close? Well, there's the one right up here on broad street, but the food is too sweet - they put too much sugar in it."
So we ended up at Lupis' pizza and got a pizza with spinach, artichoke, pesto, and feta cheese. It was delicious. The downtown area is pretty neat. I'm looking forward to seeing some theatre this weekend. I didn't really do anything last year at SETC because I was alone and scared. But now that I'm with Laura, we can have adventures together! For example....wait until you hear the name of the play I'm seeing tomorrow morning. (Hint: it has something to do with attractive prehistoric bipedal beings)
<3 Nick
P.S. We have a balcony. It's sweet.