Odd Schedule

So, while there was tons to share from Mexico, there was no internet. The ideas of Grads Gone Wild and "what happens in Mexico, stays in Mexico" were not quite accurate. There was indeed a lot of drinking, but nothing close to usual Spring Break antics.

Darn it. However, there's always next year.

I got back late Sunday night and jumped into Monday. Taught DRA 10 at 8AM, had a movement class with Barbara at 10, straight into a group study on voice with Melanie at noon. After a short lunch break, Tim and I found our way to the other end of the campus and Meyer Hall to have our Film Class with Sara Pia at 2:10. So that, my friends is 8-5. Christine and I were able to catch up for a moment at Delta of Venus and have a beer and a samosa before I ran back to campus to listen to the beginning of the first read through of Measure for Measure. I'm choreographing and finished about a third of the opening number over break sitting on a lounge chair looking at the ocean.

So, my Mondays and Wednesday are jammed packed and my Tuesdays, Thursday are light (only CORE in the afternoon) and I am completely off on Friday.  Perfect for reading, grading, choreographing and memorizing lines.

I audition for Bathsheba Doran's NEST today, directed by Irina Brown. There are no undergraduate men auditioning so I don't know how I will pair up. Needless to say, I am not excited about the possibility of doing more mentoring that growing as a performer.

But we'll see...