Project update

I cast Brockhurst last night with Bernie. It was not quite as smooth as I thought it would be, and Bernie's participation caused things to fall out very differently than I expected. While more people will likely be happier with with their roles due to his insistence, I must confess fewer people will be in the roles I would like to see them in. Of course my happiness with casting as the GM is immaterial; it's much more important that the players are happy, and I think his contribution enabled that.

Will cast Break a Leg next week. That at least will be easy, and I think people are more flexible for silly games than they are for serious ones.

The Watch City Festival has not posted its performer applications on March 30th as planned. This makes me nervous. I wonder if the next step is hunting people down. I've sent a number of queries to various people who seem associated, but nothing's panned out yet, which is extremely disappointing. I'm really invested in exploring this performance opportunity, so I may need to overcome my natural dislike of bothering people I don't know to badger someone into giving me answer. I really want to make this happen, so if I can find out people who might be appropriate for this, I'm going to have to do it.

Troy and I are going to push to get our new musical drafted by April 17th, so we can have it read and hear how it sounds. That means pushing up the schedule a bit, which means more work, but there's only four more scenes to go. I can do two a week instead of one. And then I'd like to have enough time to clean it up a little once it's drafted. But I'm excited to hearing it. It's one step closer to it becoming real.