And then there were seven!

After talking with Alicey and my Mom, I've decided that I'm probably going to stick with the play, but first talk with the directors about the possibility of changing certain lines that really just don't need to be said. After all, I was initally nervous about doing a table dance in front of an audience in "Man of La Mancha," and that became one of the most fun aspects of the production! Of course, this is an entirely different scale, but still, often times the most awkward theatrical experiences are the ones easiest to laugh about. It'll be interesting. And it'll show the Penn Theatre Department that I can deal with content like this in a professional manner. So go me. At least I'm not playing Helen or Dido and I don't have to be scantily clad.