Hello Readers!
I didn't realize how long it has been since we've talked and I apologize for that. Life has been extremely busy (when is it not) and sleep sorta takes precedent.
Enough of that noise though, onto the good stuff! To make sure I get you up to speed fully, I'll just go from project to project:
God Still Dreams of Eden: The project is done...for now. It was performed out at Orlando Shakes for one night (technically we had a very full open dress as a second night performance as well) and people seemed to like it. It went through a lot of changes along the way (and even the day of) but that was the fun (and stress) of it. If you've never worked on a workshop, it's definitely not your normal theatre rehearsal experience. It's a roller coaster of new pages, songs, rewrites, deletions, etc. and can definitely be unsettling, but it's fun to know you helped create something. It's still going under some changes, and we most likely will be performing it again. The fun part is in a few weeks, we get to go do a cast recording of it!
The Humor Mill: Show is getting better and better everyday! Everyone is really pulling together and we are getting some good publicity out there. I and another member got to perform at the Fringe Preview and people really seemed to enjoy the material. We also did a mini-preview for some theatre students and were met with more positive feedback. The group is also shooting some promo videos which you can find on our Facebook page: There is also new promo photos for our show Spare Change as well as the performance video from Fringe Preview.
Nick Hotel: Apart from crazy personal drama (and when do you not have that when entertainers are involved)it's going really well. I truly love this job. Coming to work and acting like a kid is great. Plus, other show possibilities are opening up and it seems like a very nice place to set up a long term home. Also, it's a great place to run through walls during sets where you are acting like a sibling getting chased.
Upcoming News: I have another callback with Disney, this time for Morris in Mulch, Sweat, and Shears over at Hollywood Studios. I also have a callback for Dr. Doom at Islands of Adventure. Both are very exciting possible opportunities, and one or both would be nice to get! Also, I just was cast in a budding television series called Anything Goes At the Castle, which I hope will turn into a blossoming television show.
Now that I'm out of CVS world, I'm happier. I'm back on the path of why I moved down here and that is to make art my passion and my career. Yes, I did take the census job, but it's very flexible and not as demanding. I feel better now about life and I actually have moments to stop and breathe for a sec and not wake up in next month wondering what happened. Thank you again readers for sticking with me and I hope to bring you amazing news soon!
TypeCast wants to know: What are annoying/frustrating habits that drive you nuts when your director/boss does them?
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