Well… Friday night began our final weekend of performances and this was another dandy. My goon had to take over the lights and sound, so I had to hire a new man. Good help is sooo hard to find. I am happy to say that my new employee did an admirable job… except for one moment when I had to crack the whip and prod him a bit faster by ad libbing a line. All of my friends and family who came tonight loved the show and again I was booed. As long as I know that it is for a good reason, then I think the jeers are almost as good as getting cheers.
After the curtain fell on our fourth performance, Mare led another small group on the nickel tour of the Huber. Including a few people who just moved to the area from Ft. Wayne where one of them worked at the glorious Embassy Theatre (I have not been there for years).
Finally, it was time to feast at the cast party. And what a cast party… catered Italian spread: lasagna, fettucini alfredo, bread, salad, and (as is typical) more than enough desserts. Leftovers for tomorrow. We presented Trav with his director’s gift of a nice copy of Tom Sawyer among other trinkets.
There was one minor technical glitch. Somehow, during the off time, the sign that magically changes from “You Are Now In Bedford Falls” to “Pottersville” became damaged and did not work for tonight’s show.
Once again, thanks to everyone: cast, crew, director, producer, and most of all.. Wonderful audience members for another tremendous show!
You were wonderful J and a great time was had by all. I really appreciate how blessed we are in terms of friendships and experiences like our nickel tour.
Have a great finish and a great holiday! Thanks for our Christmas gilts – they couldn’t be more appreciated!
Love ya, M and C
I thought the tour was cool and the new interested party was neat to have along. I am very blessed to have such WONDERFUL friends, too. Thanks for coming 🙂
Good show, I also enjoyed the experience of the tour. Very interesting building.