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Got our latest covid shots on Saturday—the ‘flu shot apparently isn’t out yet, at least not in our neck of the woods.
In the evening I went to the final night of Bus Stop alone (Andrew didn’t want to risk the flight of steps that leads down to the theatre). The audience filled maybe three-quarters of the seats. The cast told me afterwards they were disappointed by the turnout, as the last night of a run they usually get a full house, but that they’d been in competition with the baseball playoffs. I thought the actual performances were pretty good, especially Brit, the actress who’d had to step into the role of Elma for the final weekend after Spencer (our original Elma) was injured in an accident. I still don’t know exactly what happened—apparently she’ll be ok, but was recovering at home and loopy on painkillers for a few days.
Afterwards I helped move the props back to the storage room, and we had some pizza. Got home around midnight, went to bed, and shortly thereafter my reaction to the shot kicked in. I’m fine today, but Sunday was spent feeling achey and tired.
Did a job interview this morning, don’t know if I’ll get it or even especially want it (1-year contract, no benefits, and a weird-sounding schedule).
Oh, I’ve been asked to be co-costumer for the November show, On the Air. I’d been hoping to get that one—the setting is contemporary, but a couple of the characters sound like they might be fun to dress, especially the crazy ex-rockstar radio disc-jockey (sound familiar?)
In the evening I went to the final night of Bus Stop alone (Andrew didn’t want to risk the flight of steps that leads down to the theatre). The audience filled maybe three-quarters of the seats. The cast told me afterwards they were disappointed by the turnout, as the last night of a run they usually get a full house, but that they’d been in competition with the baseball playoffs. I thought the actual performances were pretty good, especially Brit, the actress who’d had to step into the role of Elma for the final weekend after Spencer (our original Elma) was injured in an accident. I still don’t know exactly what happened—apparently she’ll be ok, but was recovering at home and loopy on painkillers for a few days.
Afterwards I helped move the props back to the storage room, and we had some pizza. Got home around midnight, went to bed, and shortly thereafter my reaction to the shot kicked in. I’m fine today, but Sunday was spent feeling achey and tired.
Did a job interview this morning, don’t know if I’ll get it or even especially want it (1-year contract, no benefits, and a weird-sounding schedule).
Oh, I’ve been asked to be co-costumer for the November show, On the Air. I’d been hoping to get that one—the setting is contemporary, but a couple of the characters sound like they might be fun to dress, especially the crazy ex-rockstar radio disc-jockey (sound familiar?)
