An eternal hydra, Killer Joe is proving impossible to slay. Whenever I think I've successfully completed a task, two more rise up to take it's place. This entire process is made all the more intolerable by the cmplete and utter arrogance of our fight choreographer.
I've been cautioned against the practice of 'naming names' in this blog. Piffle paffle. The only thing betwen our plucky fight choreographer and open condemnation of his oversized ego is a thin, bulging dam of goodwill towards the show. We must be nice to him for the greater good, because like him or not, he is good at his job. Were he applying around the country for a summer job, I'd be safe, but as it is the man is tenured.
Another item that's been bothering me is the general attitude towards directors here at Krannert. But, as I've only got my iPod to type this with, and that topic requires considerable thought, I'll wait until I use a school computer to touch on it.
Ian! Good to see you've got some posting going again. Blurgh to see it's been largely, as you put it, Debbie Downer. As we've been saying in the dark of Sweden -- it'll only get lighter. I found pictures on my phone the other day of myself in a robot outfit. I believe I maintained myself just below blackout at that point. Anyway, I'll be looking forward to Snooty in the year to come. Keep me updated about the Middle West. I shall be reading.
ReplyDeleteHaha, excellent. We (me and Catherine) were just saying how much we miss some Garrett action. The Middle West news should perk up soon, provided I finish all of the work surrounding my show, but I can't promise anything.
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