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[learnedax]

It's a quarter past midnight, my kitchen is a quarter packed,* and most of the annoying financial disentanglement calculations have been done. I need to get up early tomorrow so I can change my rental car since mine is still in the shop, and then get in medium-early to work, which has gone all urgent but rudderless in the past week. I should get some sleep soon, or as much as I can with this nasty headcold.

It's not my week.

Commedia also totally sucked this evening, due to a mess of creative differences on the show that I am co-bidding for mid-October. Maybe that's a stupid plan...

*Have I mentioned I'm moving on Saturday? Well, I am.

Comments

[rufinia.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's a stupid plan. It's ambitious, and will take a lot of work, on yours and Aaron's part and the rest of the cast (and work I would be willing to put in, if I could.) But I liked the scenario, and the physical stuff- it's good to stretch boundries. (I do believe J was being rather strident in her "concerns.") The plan of Aaron works the physical stuff and you work the character stuff is a good one; you both know your strengths. I think you can do it. I even think, if your actors put in the work, you can do it well.