That's a Wrap!

After a whirlwind afternoon of light construction, scrambling to pull together the last of the props and reading through the script with a new ending and sound effects for the first time, we can finally relax. The Christmas Drama "A Teenager's View of Christmas" is finally done. The final performance was the best by far and all the actors seem to have dug in a little deeper to really bring out their parts. Initial reviews seem to be very positive (not entirely positive but still overwhelmingly so). Maybe we'll take the show on tour next year. Contact me for booking. Slots in November and December will no doubt fill up fast.

I'm just kidding.

The play is story of a teenager who is assigned to write a church Christmas play and decides the original Christmas story needs some... uh... embellishment. In the end she decides that her play is way off track and entirely misses the point of the real meaning of Christmas and she ends up back at the stable cradling the new born baby Jesus. I meant to snap some pics with the phonecam and send them over to the Blog live but I was just too nervous to fumble with that, sorry.

Chris made me get up on the stage and accept some credit for the production but It wouldn't have happened at all without the help of Pam, Debbie, Carmen and of course Dianna in the role of the cow. Oh, and Dar Draper of Bee Creative and Company who wrote the original drama. So to them and the whole cast, if you're reading this, I love you guys, you did an awesome job!