This weekend was awesome! After weeks of rehearsal, the show
(TRACKS) finally went up on Friday night (9/12). We had a sold out house, and Ms.
Kim Wayans was in the audience...:)...Thanks again Kim and Sheryl for supporting
Tann and I! Although I don't think
my performance was at it's best on opening night, the idea of being in front of a live audience again was a big thrill for me. Saturday's show gelled much more than the night before, and that night I had some of my family, and church family, in the audience which was really cool. Many thanks to you ladies for the support as well!
TRACKS runs for two more weekends, so, get your tickets now!
What else is going on? Hmmm, I had my first "real world" class in over 10 years on Saturday (9/13) morning. I swear I felt so old sitting in there with all of those teenagers and twenty somethings. I guess as long as I don't let that get to me, I should be fine, right? Right.
Since I last blogged, I've been busting my behind trying to make sure that all of my reps have what they need from me to get me out there more. Still crickets, but I'm hopeful!
I'm thinking quite possibly, once I'm done with the show, that I'll get into an acting class somewhere, with somebody. Speaking of acting classes, a friend of my
Robin Brown, is teaching a
FREE acting class through AFTRA next month. So all of you paid up AFTRA members, check out the details
here. When you contact Robin, make sure that you let him know that I sent you. Also, another acquaintance of mine, Ms.
Adilah Barnes, sent me info on an acting class that she's teaching that starts at the end of the month. Check out the details for her class
here, and be sure to tell her that I sent you as well.
So, I think that's it for now. Please wish me many broken legs over the next couple of weeks, and I'll check in with you again soon.
Before I go, on a serious note, I want to lift up many prayers for the victims and families of the
MetroLink accident that happened last Friday afternoon. I was on the freeway headed to the theater when a cavalcade of emergency vehicles sped by me. When I continued to hear their sirens well after I'd gotten to the theater, I knew that something was really, really wrong. I didn't find out the complete details of what had happened until after the show that night, and was devastated to hear the news. Again, my prayers are extended for them all.
S.
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