The Mark Experience - second performance

[toothycat]

And... it's over. I feel quite deflated. I'm glad it's over, in a way - I won't have to worry about remembering which aisle I'm coming in on, and which cue I'm supposed to respond to, but I'll miss all the fellowship and the friends I've just made. I feel slightly cheated - we put on two 105-minute performances (almost exactly 15 minutes over time each time), but we only had three rehearsals and the whole thing was all of four days long (not counting the six weeks learning, but that was a bit different). I feel like we should have had a couple of weeks - but who gets a couple of weeks to do something this intense, anyway? Today was actually the easiest day because we only had to do the performance. The first two rehearsals were after a full day's work, and the last one was all of Saturday with a performance that evening and I was shattered at the end of each day. I'm merely tired now. Thanks for the good wishes, all ^^

We've been promised a team meal some time soon, anyway, so I can look forward to that :)

Comments

[cathedral-life.livejournal.com]

I'm really pleased it went well :)

Matthew next year anyone? ;-)

[theorah.livejournal.com]

wow, sounds like it was really fun!! especially as you say you wish you couldve done it for longer, how awesome, makes me want to try acting! :D

[emmav.livejournal.com]

Awww, I totally empathise with that feeling, hon. Back in the day I'd sometimes be with a cast of people day in day out for 3-6 months, and then suddenly that was it, you all finished and had to say goodbye. It's really hard when you'vegot so used to a group and enjoy being with them.

Congratulations for doing this though - it sounds like it was a really difficult project - well done! ^_^

[ex-robhu.livejournal.com]

Sorry to have missed it :S