Over the last few years I’ve noticed that my emotions more easily overwhelm me than they did when I was younger. I’ve discovered that I’m a crier. There are songs that often move me to tears when I sing. I have to prepare myself to sing “Dust and Ashes,” and there are times when I […]

Hello friends! I’ve not dropped off the face of the planet. My rhythm on this blog over the last two years has been to post during the summers when I’m doing theatrical things. Honestly, I haven’t had it in my heart to come back to this blog since Legally Blonde closed prematurely in July. A

Well, that sucked. I’ve been sitting on this post for almost a week. I knew I wanted to write it, but to be honest it has been really hard forcing myself to sit at my computer to reflect on the ending of our show. Last Friday, Katie Hahn, our director for Legally Blonde, emailed the

I will not miss Callahan. Our cast had a blast performing Legally Blonde this past weekend, with large audiences that responded with all of the things that we performers hope to get from them: lots of laughter, applause, and audible appreciation that created for a charged, energetic show. Honestly, the opening night audience was the

On Tuesday at the conclusion of our first dress rehearsal for Legally Blonde, Emilia Richardson (costume designer for our show) said these words to the cast: “Your body is a solution, not a problem.” Emilia uttered these words humorously, part of her gentle encouragement for all of us to attend to the rudimentary necessities when

We are less than two weeks from opening night for Legally Blonde! Having blocked the entire show, the cast is now at the point where we are running entire acts, cleaning transitions and rough spots, and working on finer details of the performance to ensure that we put on the best possible show for the