Monday, November 10, 2008

The End of POP!

Last night (Sunday, November 9) was the closing night of POP! We made it through 28 of the 30 scenes (and rushed through the last two in fifteen seconds) to a good, enthusiastic audience. Thank You to everyone who came out to witness our experimental Sunday nights of Pop.
Thank you to the cast.
John Lascurettes - your specific points of view and dark side (that bubbles just under the surface) were a joy to work with. I was surprised how easy it was to work you into the show after you had missed two weeks for your Alaska cruise. Here's hoping we work together again soon!
Kathryn Durkin - constantly full of surprises. You have such a unique energy (which borders on child-like insanity caused more than one "What???" moments in every show. They were all perfect moments, by the way...
Noah Martin - your willingness to dive right in and try anything/everything that comes your way is inspirational. Thank you for learning to play a song that you had never heard before on guitar for this show - and continually working on it to make it as good as it could be. Not only will we continually be working and teaching together, but we're getting to be pretty good friends, too - and that's more than alright with me.
Stephanie Seaman - It's always a joy to work with you, Stephanie. Any time anyone needs a positive energy boost - you should have a conversation with Stephanie. I love the way you view life and learn new things on a daily (or hourly) basis. You have no fear and I admire that in a big way.
Les Ico - You are one heck of a great writer as well as a hilarious performer. Thank you for coming in with so many ideas and making this show as unique and experimental as it could be.
Stacey Hallal You Are Crazy. Thank you for being a big part of this crazy show - and being there for me when I needed assistance. You are a talented and strong person who rarely shows her fear. Thank you for being so great.
and of course, thank you to Nate Smith for helping me keep this show organized and in order. It would have not gotten off the ground without you.

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