And I'm Back

The Dead closed. I feel really good about how the show was run, about my paperwork, and about my final book. Good feeling. I start at Round House on the 15th of December. It's totally crazy to me that I'm starting a professional gig (albeit an unpaid gig) at my dream theatre in less than a month. It did not seem any less insane to me after I saw a show at my high school last night. It was Sondheim's Into the Woods and I was really proud of all parties involved. I heard about the upgrades the theatre has had since I was there, I talked to several of the teachers that really made me believe that this was what I should be doing, and I had some run-ins with parents whose names I didn't remember from when I was a "big deal" there. It's really crazy to me that it hasn't even been four years since I was the one freaking out about whether a show was actually going to happen or not because that just isn't how it works anymore. I guess I felt that way about fringe a little bit, but no where near the extent we sometimes were sure SURE that the sky was going to fall and our production of 45 Second From Broadway might. not. make it. I just don't know how the last four years have qualified me to be a professional... but a lot of people apparently think I know what I'm doing.