First two days of rehearsal down, many hours of stretching to go... Playing for 7 hours a day really gets to you, especially when you play for the entire show.
Last night was an adventure. It involved going to a bar with some of the creatives, but this isn't an ordinary bar. Oh no, think Thenardier's Inn, at least that's what we deemed it. Seriously, basement of a house converted into a bar. Yes. That's how classy things are here. Though, while the night was truly bizarre, it did include a fantastic game of shuffleboard, which I lost to the director. I guess I should try to keep my job? maybe. oh and it also included a very drunk, middle-aged local who was living up to the Thenardier standard quite well.
Today's a day off. So, NYC it is. Time for an afternoon in the pit of Addams.
Things to listen for when YOU see the show: after all the students die, listen for the oboe playing Bring Him Home. Its to die for. (these might become regulars on the blog, stay tuned.)
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