ZooKeeper & the F-Troop

Oct. 20, 2007 - The baby is sleeping in! I think I’ll blog!

What a whirlwind week! I thought this week would be a little calmer after last week’s dress rehearsal week. Who am I kidding? I have always looked forward to the next week, month, whatever that would be not so hectic but if all I did was laundry, it would be hectic!!

Tonight is the last night for Taming of the Shrew:

Here’s the review, BTW:

Taming of the Shrew Review

I am so proud of my girls. They have done such an amazing job. Everyone who sees the play just gushes over how incredible they were and how much fun the play, yes, the Shakespeare play was.

Tonight I get to watch the play with my very supportive husband and 11 yo DS who have held down the fort with 2 yo Isabelle and baby Isaiah while the rest of us have been at theatre. It’s a bit like Christmas letdown when a play is over. We went to a cast party last night after the performance and there was just a tinge of farewell party. This has been a great cast and crew and our family has grown together through working, encouraging each other, laughing together as we share stories, AND working really hard to keep the house together in light of all the rehearsals and performances and set work and auditions for the next play, Pirates of Penzance (another post, another time).

I am so thankful that we have something we’re all involved with together instead of drop off a kid here, drop off a kid there. Even Ben, who has no desire to be onstage, enjoys the backstage aspect of theatre. He turns 12 this month and has been waiting with anticipation to be old enough to learn light and sound board. This is so fun! Now…if we could just get my DH onstage!

 

Lucy & Ethel!

 

 

All of these are mine except the 2 girls in hats

I had a great time working with props and being the kid wrangler. As I made the "Hello, My Name is Vincentio" nametag, I thought Shakespeare would just die with what we’re doing to his play. But then, it’s too late for that. I decorate cakes so I just jumped at the opportunity to decorate a dummy cake for Bianca’s wedding. I was given a bunch of old cake decorating columns, etc. years ago and NEVER thought I’d use the corny cupid columns. My apologies if you had cupids on your cake. BUT, now the theatre has put them to good use. I researched wedding cakes in the 50s and had a great time making a foo foo cake with an incredibly foo foo topper Lenae found out Goodwill.



Comments

Oct. 22, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by 4sweetums

IT looks like it was a great play. What a nice talent to be able to decorate cakes.
Blessings,
4sweetums

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