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Jun. 27th, 2009 11:59 pmWhoo! The Man Who Came to Dinner is finished!
It was an enjoyable experience, even if there were times of overwhelming boredom. (My problem, not the cast's - but there's only so much yelling and berating I can take in three hours when it's not being done by Gregory House.)
I was going to go to the closing night cast party tonight, but during Act 2, I started feeling weird/off, so I decided to come home. After I finish checking email and such, I'm heading for a nice shower and bed. I know I need to be back at the theatre tomorrow for strike, but if I still don't feel well, I'm not going to go. I know I won't be of much use and if I am coming down with something, I don't want to give it to anyone else (especially since we have a rather large cast, and a good portion of which is on the elderly but still active side.)
It was an enjoyable experience, even if there were times of overwhelming boredom. (My problem, not the cast's - but there's only so much yelling and berating I can take in three hours when it's not being done by Gregory House.)
I was going to go to the closing night cast party tonight, but during Act 2, I started feeling weird/off, so I decided to come home. After I finish checking email and such, I'm heading for a nice shower and bed. I know I need to be back at the theatre tomorrow for strike, but if I still don't feel well, I'm not going to go. I know I won't be of much use and if I am coming down with something, I don't want to give it to anyone else (especially since we have a rather large cast, and a good portion of which is on the elderly but still active side.)
