trying to put all the details in place. It is everything that I had hoped for
in a production of the script. The material is very difficult to bring to life
properly and his cast and crew has done the hard work to pull it off
beautifully. A friend mentioned to me how exciting it would be to
have "The Tulip" done in New York. It would be exciting, but I am so
happy to have had it premier here in Omaha and at the Blue Barn.
Nothing will top that. I would not have it any other way. Here's why:
Last night at the cast party, Pearl came up to me and said, "I want to
show you my bathroom." Being an admirer of fine decor, I agreed.
When I looked in the bathroom I was amazed to see large plastic sheets
hung on all the shower walls. Her lines were written in colored markers
across the shower walls so she could study them before she went to work.
Every cast and crew member made a similar effort.
That's why I love making theatre here.
1 comment:
This is wonderful. Congratulations! I can't wait to see it. You are truly blessed to have such a dedicated and uniquely creative group of people to share this with.
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