Tuesday, July 25, 2006
A Little Break in the Storm: Day Off Number One!
No, I haven't forgotten you all, but I have enjoyed having a little down time! What a great opening weekend. The folks at SAK have been kind and forwarded along some lovely comments from this weekend's audiences. Lots of very positive feedback and support.
I've been working today on some of the "Behind the Scenes" interviews that I'll start posting here shortly. I've really enjoyed the interview process as it's given me a chance to get to know a little more about my collaborators and the history of SAK. I'm also keen for our audiences to have a chance to get to know some of the faces that don't get to bow with us each evening on the stage. Anyone who has ever mounted a show knows that theatre is really a team sport.
We've started to talk about pre-production for my next SAK project - The Lost Comedies of William Shakespeare. I've also begun my preparation for my on-campus improv project, ImprOvientation, at Rollins College, as well as some revisions of (Your) Opera in a Trunk - an improv opera I direct for Pensacola Opera. So I'm not idle!! But it gives me a chance to rest my little voice.
Today's Question: What do you think the "IM" in "IMFourPlay" stands for...?
Your improv-a-holic Director, David C.
No, I haven't forgotten you all, but I have enjoyed having a little down time! What a great opening weekend. The folks at SAK have been kind and forwarded along some lovely comments from this weekend's audiences. Lots of very positive feedback and support.
I've been working today on some of the "Behind the Scenes" interviews that I'll start posting here shortly. I've really enjoyed the interview process as it's given me a chance to get to know a little more about my collaborators and the history of SAK. I'm also keen for our audiences to have a chance to get to know some of the faces that don't get to bow with us each evening on the stage. Anyone who has ever mounted a show knows that theatre is really a team sport.We've started to talk about pre-production for my next SAK project - The Lost Comedies of William Shakespeare. I've also begun my preparation for my on-campus improv project, ImprOvientation, at Rollins College, as well as some revisions of (Your) Opera in a Trunk - an improv opera I direct for Pensacola Opera. So I'm not idle!! But it gives me a chance to rest my little voice.
Today's Question: What do you think the "IM" in "IMFourPlay" stands for...?
Your improv-a-holic Director, David C.
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I thought it was "I am" but of course Katie is smarter than me (as usual) and pointed out it probably means "improvised Musical". She's a smart girl that Katie!
When we created the blog it was (probably) "I am", but I changed it, at least in my mind, about a week into the process. No one has guessed it yet!
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