September 06, 2007

Asking for it AGAIN

filed under: Idle Chatter

We took a week+ down in Charlotte with the folks, for a much needed decompression period. Max discovered to his delight that the front patio at my parents' house becomes strewn with toads around dusk. "This is TOAD LAND!" he shouted, chasing them with a flashlight. "How did there get to be SO MUCH TOAD in ONE LITTLE YARD?!"

Arrived back on Monday, and headed straight into production for ASKING FOR TROUBLE. Yesterday's tech rehearsal was somewhat impeded by my discovery, fifteen minutes before we were supposed to tech 11 short plays in 1/2 hour time slots each, that the lighting plot bore no resemblance whatsoever to the rep plot that was supposed to be in place, and that I would instead have to improvise a new plot, re-focus 3/4 of the lights and start tech an hour late.

Still, by 1/2way through we were back to only 10 minutes behind, and we got through it all. Graeme and I even made it home by 3:15am, which is not that bad for an Asking For Trouble tech.

The show runs tonight, tomorrow and Saturday, at 7pm (212-247-4982 x20 for reservations) and is only $10, which as Graeme pointed out comes to $0.91 per new play. Not too bad.

It also gave me an excuse to flex my photoshop skillz, resulting in the below. Enjoy.

poster.jpg

Posted by rjt at September 6, 2007 10:57 AM
Comments

How did there get to be so much toad and so little poster in one little blog space?

UR photoshop skilz not so gret aktualy???

Posted by: Procrastimom at September 6, 2007 11:50 AM

Nevermind. It's up now and quite lovely!

Posted by: Procrastimom at September 6, 2007 12:05 PM

Guess this means no more last minute calls for postcards and posters. You now be the pro! My work here is done; a nice job indeed.
xoxo, Mama-San

Posted by: mama San at September 6, 2007 09:13 PM

Nice try, Mama-San. I can fake it now (I did the credits in Illustrator, even!) but for the real stuff you're still on the hook. You're the only graphic designer I know who'll work for sushi.

Posted by: rjt at September 7, 2007 10:06 AM

Heh heh... my mom said "skilz"...

Posted by: rjt at September 7, 2007 10:06 AM