Austin Improv

I knew it was too good to be true, despite having told all my family members I was going to be in Maestro after seeing the word "Dave" on the cast list. Now I gotta deliver the bad news to everyone.

And, sadly, I can't participate in the Heroes class because of college classes, but I will be able to take the level 3 on Saturdays at Coldtowne.

Good luck to everyone who's playing. Kick some major improv ass, especially for your constantly sold-out audiences.

Back to being the unofficial Maestro transcriber.

Sorry for the confusion, Dave. Under different circumstances, we'd have gotten you in there.

I'm wondering if we have a) box office worker b) lighting tech b)sound tech...though the last two may just be one job doable thanks to Vines's reorganizing of the tech booth...

HerrHerr wrote:I'm wondering if we have a) box office worker b) lighting tech b)sound tech...though the last two may just be one job doable thanks to Vines's reorganizing of the tech booth...

I'm going to guess those volunteer positions haven't been filled yet. Ann is stage managing this week, so you may need to get with her.

Help us out, gang. If you put your name in and didn't get on the cast list, we could really use your support.

We need at least a box and a tech.

The last resort to getting help is asking someone in the show to step into that role.
Of course, we'd rather not have to do that.

Micetro asks for your lovin'.

TM

I'll give tech a go. I've practiced with it during the jam a few times.

troy wrote:we could really use your support.

Maestro depends on people taking turns in support roles. Please extend your generosity to running some lights for a show that you play in regularly. We don't care if you don't know how to run lights or sound. If you're smart enough to be in the show, you're smart enough to tech for the show.

I'll box.