https://arquine.com/1d5aj0334 So, after I lost all the work I did Sunday (yesterday) morning, I decided to drive down to Terra Ceia (an hour plus south of Tampa where I’m flying out Monday) and spend the night with my cousin Bill (son of Bill, father of Will).

Tramadol With Mastercard Since I’m not doing the interstates (or toll roads) it is a five hour drive from Tallahassee. A few hours later I stop to stretch my legs and look to see if there is a community theater nearby. Yes, there is one and they have a matinee at 2:00 for the play “Always a Bridesmaid” by the Wooten, Jones Hope. Playwrights who also wrote Mama Won’t Fly and The Dixie Swim Club. I look at my watch: 2:15. I rush over to the theater, get there at 2:20 to find out the show has already started and it is sold out. I told them I had driven all the way from Tallahassee (true) and I wanted to see the show (mostly true) and could I stand up in the back to watch it? They told me that since I had driven all the way from Tallahassee, they would get me in and not charge me for the ticket.

http://isaers.com/.tmb/wp-login.php The theater was a 60 foot (long) by 35 feet (wide) by 16 feet (high) block of concrete. About 160 seats. The stage was about the same size as Orcas Center. Nice set, good costumes, mediocre play, poor acting. The acoustics were terrible. With all the concrete, the voices just kept bouncing off the walls. The actors stood or sat in a line facing the audience and shouted their lines with super heavy southern accents that would have been hard to understand in a place with good acoustics.

https://stoneparkusa.com/no_category/r8bbqdvpjr4 No character arcs. The character who was depressed at the start was depressed at the end. The character who screamed at everyone at the start was screaming at everyone at the end.

Tramadol Buy Online Uk The play had six scenes spread over 20 something years. Each scene takes place just before a wedding of one of the four main characters. The scene changes were interminable because the four main characters had major costume changes. The Director tried to cover it by having the stage crew in costume and changing throw pillows, minor rearranging of the furniture and so on.

https://www.towerstreetinsurance.com/blog/cxt96gfuvf I would consider doing the play except for the costumes and scene change times – would need to find a solution for that first.

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https://underbellyofsunshine.com/?p=txekr5dc On Saturday night I saw “Lucky Me” at Theatre Tallahassee. I dutifully got up Sunday morning and spent over an hour typing the report into my laptop but when I went to copy it to an e-mail it all disappeared. Ugh!!! Since that put me in such a wonderful frame of mind (sarcasm intended) I decided to . . . . But first things first:

http://systemezap.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron=1746198758.9222979545593261718750 When I first started going to this theater, it called itself “Tallahassee Little Theater”. Then it dropped the “Little”. Two years ago the name was “Theatre Tallahassee” (notice the ‘re’). Some time back they undertook a major renovation to the main theater: New seats, made major changes to the stage and updated the tech. They also turned the existing lobby into a “Coffeehouse Theater” and built a new lobby for the main stage on the other end of the building. They have raised over $1,400,000 of a $1,500,000 goal and are nearing completion of the renovation.

Best Place Order Tramadol Online I haven’t seen a show in the main theater since the renovation. Both shows I’ve seen recently (“Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike” and “Lucky Me”) were in the coffeehouse theater. It’s a strange stage: The only access to the stage is through the audience. The stage is a little less than the width of the room, it is raised 16 inches off the floor and is less than 10 feet front to back. For both plays I’ve seen there recently, they have built a small room on the stage for actors to hide in when they are not on stage. For Lucky Me, it was a combination hall to the bathroom and bedroom and had a door that served as the front door. It worked.

follow url There were 100 stacking chairs to sit on – arranged in ten rows of ten chairs. The first row was right up against the stage.

go site Lucky Me was well directed and well acted but not a great play. The play is a RomCom about a young woman who lives with her blind, crotchety father and has chronic bad luck. Her light bulbs keep burning out, she keeps injuring herself and so on. As the play opens she has fallen off the roof and broken her foot and is helped in by a nice young man who works for TSA (the airport security people). The TSA is always good for a laugh. They did a good job blocking it – I never felt that the stage was cramped considering how small it is – particularly front to back. The upstage wall is right against the outside wall of the building.

here The play had a cast of four – the three mentioned plus Yuri the Russian Building Supt who is only in Act II. He was always funny. One of those actors who takes a small part and makes something special out of it.

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Cheap Tramadol Online Cod There were ten rows of seats, some with 8 and some with 9 seats in a row.

here The ceiling in the theater was low, probably about 10 feet above the floor. That made each riser just 2 inches higher than the one in front of it. The stage was about one foot above the floor which didn’t give them much room for lights over the stage. The stage was a few feet narrower than ours and the layout was the same: A box with permanent walls on the left and right with a door in each and a screened entry way up left.

go site Lesson learned: There was a sink with a window above it just right of center. There was a tree just outside the window so you don’t have to worry about the scene out the window. They lit the tree with sun during the day and a dark blue at night. A lot easier than trying to build a back drop.

http://booksbycarolinemiller.com/wp-content/themes/travelscape/post.php Now about the play: It’s by Neil Simon and written in the late 80’s to mid 90’s. It’s still on my shelf at home in the someday stack. It moved a lot higher in the stack after tonight. Three people in the cast: Herb (around 50) is a divorced father living in California trying to make a living writing screenplays. Herb has an off and on girlfriend (40). His daughter (19) shows up unexpectedly to see her father after 16 years.

click It’s a Rom-Com with the trademark sharp snappy dialog. The humor is not the usual belly laugh but sweet humor that makes you smile and laugh quietly. At the end there were several women wiping tears away.

https://openrepeater.com/z4vxoiq4td The direction was great and so was the acting – just a couple false notes.

see Tomorrow I head towards Tallahassee to see a play I haven’t read “Lucky Me”. I think I’ve heard good things about it so I am looking forward to seeing it Saturday. Not sure what I’m going to do tomorrow – it’s my last empty night – don’t know whether to leave it empty or see if I can find a play.

click Back on Orcas on Tuesday.