It’s always somewhere between exciting and petrifying when
the show starts to get closer and this year is no different. It’s exciting
because the show really starts to come together. And that’s definitely true
this year as Ian has already mostly constructed the set. We can stand on the
stands, or whatever they are officially called. We can practise carrying on our
boxes, guns and racks so that we get a better idea of the space that we need
and how long it’s going to take to manage things. That means that the show will
be even better – right from the first night! So if I were you I’d be getting
online and booking my seat just as soon as I possibly could. Since over half of
our seats had sold out for the Saturday matinee before the year began, it’s great
to know that tickets are already selling fast. Who knows we may be in the
situation we were in with the King and I, where we had to turn people away from
the shows as there were no tickets left and we couldn’t get any more seats into
the theatre hall. Seriously – book soon to avoid disappointment.
As well as all the excitement of a show that’s starting to
come together so well, it’s also kind of petrifying! There are only about four
weeks left to the show and that means only four Sunday rehearsals left to get
everything in place and make sure that we are as slick as possible with our
lines, positions, dances, songs and characters. It’s not easy at all.
But when you are sitting there, watching the set come
together, the interplay between the characters and the effort that every member
of our cast puts into making the whole show come to life for you. You know that
it’s going to be worthwhile We’re looking forward to putting on a fabulous show
for you. And we’re sure that you’re looking forward to coming along to enjoy
it.
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