Monthly Archives: August 2004

Not called until 1:30, so got to sleep late again, then Jonathan and I went to check email and exchange our tickets for Friday’s Ruddigore and get some for Saturday, to allow us to attend the ‘cast bonding’ dinner the … Continue reading →

Slept in late, then got the rest of the travel diary entries done, as well as completed writing the encore verse for Heavy Dragoon. Went to rehearsal, and we got halfway through the finale of Act I. We lost a … Continue reading →

Ok, I’ve just about caught up. I’ve got all the past due travel diaries posted, and caught up on some more pictures: Buxton Pt. 1 Buxton (and London) Pt. 2 UK Trip – Day 7 UK Trip – Day 8 … Continue reading →

Cereal and tea for breakfast that I bought at the Safeway, then off to the first Patience rehearsal (though I’m not called ’til the afternoon, I wanted to see how things were). The director, Pamela, is doing some really neat … Continue reading →

Neill found us some rooms in a little house on Fairfield Road. It appears to be used as student housing…at least our neighbors are. There are communal baths, toilets, and kitchen, but there is also a washing machine and a … Continue reading →

[Forgot to do this at the time, so relying on the itinerary and my faulty memory] Nice leisurely morning, then meet at noon:30 for a rehearsal for the concert that we’re doing that afternoon. I sing in the group that … Continue reading →

[Forgot to do this at the time, so relying on the itinerary and my faulty memory] Despite little sleep, wake up and have a very nice breakfast (the day before I had become an ‘official’ guest of the hotel). Get … Continue reading →

[Forgot to do this at the time, so relying on the itinerary and my faulty memory] Get up early and help with the load in for the Mikado at the opera house. It goes very quickly, so then help focus … Continue reading →

[Forgot to do this at the time, so relying on the itinerary and my faulty memory] Ken and David have arranged a day trip to Chester, a town that dates from Roman times. After “a bit of a cock-up,” we … Continue reading →