Austin Improv

In, yo.

I could do me some Maestro stuff this week.

EDIT: Wanted too, but double booked on scheduling! If I make it out of Bassprov on time I'll swing on down, but if not, have an AWESOME Maestro!

I'd really, really like to play, but if all else fails, I can tech.

Always up for playing. Can do tix too.

I've been without internet access for the last couple of days or I would've volunteered to. I'm retroactively volunteering then.

I'd like to play or whatevs.

Madeline

I'd be down for a little bit o' playin'.

I'd like to play or help out!!

Gang,
Lots of folks signed up this week, but not enough room for everyone. And we cap our initial cast at 10 to account for late additions (which you are welcome to show up and vie for) and also consider players trying to get in from previous weeks, male/female ratio, mix of veterans to newer players, etc.

Thus, your micetro for 5-16:

CAST
Amy McCurdy
Stacy
Asaf
Kareem
Vines
Emily
David Z.
Marc
Noah V.
Kristin

TECH BOOTH
D.J.
Belinda
Noah S.
**D.J. has run tech before, I'm not sure if Noah and Belinda have, so this could be a learning experience for them - probably D.J. on lights and the others on sound, but you guys can show up at 9:30 and jump in and play around - and we'll get you guys in the cast in the coming weeks

TIX/SCOREKEEPER
Lindsay

DIRECTORS
Roy
Troy


Call is at 9:15.
Please immediately get a number and your name card, and be ready to put it on the Micetro board as soon as Shakespeare lets out.
Warm ups begin promptly at 9:30.
If you don't show up by 9:30 (unless you contact us in advance with a good reason) you forfeit your spot in the cast.

Troy's contact info
troy@sparadigm.com
512.351.1199 cell

TIX/SCOREKEEPER
Lindsay

Lindsey, FYI.

Great !I have not done Tech, but I look forward to it!!

Belinda

I'm stupid excited about this. I feel solidly stoked and not at all intimidated to share stagespace with some totally sweet players.

EmilyBee wrote:I'm stupid excited about this. I feel solidly stoked and not at all intimidated to share stagespace with some totally sweet players.

Whatever you do, don't feel intimidated! I felt the same way, but remember that all the awesome experienced people are some of the absolute best at taking care of you. I find myself doing some of my best scenes in Maestro with them. You're also more likely to catch them off-guard with the new stuff you bring to the table and both parties can have a good laugh (if I'm in a show with CJ, I try to make him laugh about something stupid at least once a show). It's what makes Maestro so awesome on a good night.

Hey guys, sorry I had to leave early. How was it?