...theatrically speaking, that is. Last evening a friend and I saw "My Fair Lady" at the Wagon Wheel theater in Warsaw, Indiana. I have enjoyed every play I have seen in this theater in the round but this one was really sublime; excellent singing and acting and beautiful music. It was longer than I expected. The first act lasted almost three hours, but it was worth every minute.
Today I spent nine hours (1:00pm to 10:15pm with a short supper break) at the tech rehearsal for the play I'm in that begins this coming weekend. It is a sometimes rude and crude slapstick comedy called "My Dead Clown." It was a long day but really very interesting to see how special lighting, sound effects, and smooth scene changes can enhance a production.
It's hard to imagine any two plays more different that "My Fair Lady" and "My Dead Clown" but variety is good, right?
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