It's okay: I saw it a couple days ago, and failed to comment, but it was AWESOME. I loved the music, especially. Hee hee hee. I'm a grumpypants because I won't get to see the whole show. Is it over by now, or do you have another weekend?
Um. So Mr. Daroga took it down. My first reaction was: "lame. Don't you know I posted that to my lj?" My second reaction was, "LAME. Don't you know that Seattle press is linking that vid everywhere because now that they've seen us they think we're awesome?" He says he's sorry.
Apparently he wants to edit the footage and make it better? I don't know. He just kind of take things over sometimes and won't rest until they're perfect. This is normally a good impulse, so I guess I shouldn't complain too hard? We have footage of the whole play, so he says he's going to edit so we can post the whole thing. But he did adapt the music, which in my humble opinion MADE the play, so I can't really complain at all, actually.
It's all over now. The last day was the best. We had over 200 people, standing room only, and made over $450 in donations. We made enough to cover the costs of doing it all over again next year! It was a lot of work, but definitely worth it.
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It's okay: I saw it a couple days ago, and failed to comment, but it was AWESOME. I loved the music, especially. Hee hee hee. I'm a grumpypants because I won't get to see the whole show. Is it over by now, or do you have another weekend?
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Apparently he wants to edit the footage and make it better? I don't know. He just kind of take things over sometimes and won't rest until they're perfect. This is normally a good impulse, so I guess I shouldn't complain too hard? We have footage of the whole play, so he says he's going to edit so we can post the whole thing. But he did adapt the music, which in my humble opinion MADE the play, so I can't really complain at all, actually.
It's all over now. The last day was the best. We had over 200 people, standing room only, and made over $450 in donations. We made enough to cover the costs of doing it all over again next year! It was a lot of work, but definitely worth it.