Well, the show was a big success... we sold out all three performances, the audiences all responded exceptionally well (laughing in all the right places) and the cast had a terrific time with the whole thing.  A very positive experience to be sure.  I'm so happy I was able to be a part of it, and I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.

You'd think that now I'd have all kinds of extra time on my hands.  Not true.  We go straight into tech rehearsals for "Fiddler On The Roof" this weekend, where I'll be running sound for the show.  That actually starts on Thursday night for me, marking the first of a full week of tech/dress rehearsals and then five performances.  Once that's over it's time to design lights for our winter dance concert... and then auditions for the spring semester, and once that's over and I find out what (if any) roles I have landed, I'll be questioned on how many design projects I want to take on in the spring, along with enrolling in another 15 or 17 hours of classes and being pestered into submitting another directing proposal for next fall.

*sigh* -- does it ever end?  And what would I do if it did?

Ta for now!  THUMBS UP!