This guy, whose drinking record for the
first 45 years of my life was four beer, just bought his second case of
champagne since November. But, instead of importing small bottles from France,
I have bought a case of large bottles from the Blue Mountain winery here in BC.
I am double thrilled because it is delicious and local.
And yesterday I made yet another
reservation at Hawksworth; this visit with Dianne will be my fourth since
discovering the joy of going there.
And on Monday, I see the lawyer about distribution
of Rita’s assets. If that meeting results in the money I am to inherit being
released, I will have likely the party.
The incredibly wonderful mild weather is
back and there is sun shining this morning, so doing my errands will be
fabulous. One of my errands is to pick up the four copies of my script for the
workshop scheduled for next week. Woo hoo.
We seem very close to having our guy for Trudeau—someone I knew once long ago and
like very much. He is an actor who is amazing when inspired; I really hope he
works out because I think we would have fun together.
It is so much fun, pre-production: The
meetings, rehearsals, fittings, the move in, technical rehearsals and then
things change. This is still very new for me so the preview audience and then
opening and then the potential of playing to small houses is very scary. But….
I learned a lot doing my last show like
this. I need to seed “bits” that have no connection with the material that
precedes them, in the preceding material so I know where I am going. Even if I
know my lines, transitions that are not properly “seeded” are impossible for me
to master. But knowing that, when we do the reading, I will be on the lookout
for where I have to plant seeds.
I knew this going in, though, so the script
is already seeded as well as I can do without a workshop. And in Trudeau, there are two long scenes that
I am not in whereas in Knock Knock, I
was never off stage. In KK, I was
onstage even in the songs.
I start rehearsals in two months. Time is
flying.
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