| The saga continues.... |
 |
| So, a few weeks later I e-mail Robin back, because for the longest time I was SO nervous to write to her..what do you say to someone you've only seen in the movies? Anyway, I wrote her and asked her some questions.. Was Godspell a hard show to do? Did everybody get along? (I'm in drama at school, and lemme tell ya it seems like everybody who's supposed to be friends in the play hates each other!) Did you like the play or the movie better? Read on... Hi Kelly, Let's see...Godspell was only a difficult show to do physically, since, as you know, you have to be on stage all the time....and moving all the time. Tough on nights when you didn't feel so good - but in other ways, it was very easy, in the sense that the movement, fun, music & ensemble all sort of pulled you along. No, we didn't always get along with each other - but I don't recall any major fights...well, maybe I can. We had spats every once in a while, and there were certainly some people I got along with better than others.... I certainly enjoyed the play more than the movie....movie making is not that much fun....there is so much waiting around....sometimes you'd be in costume all day and never actually get in front of the camera. I did enjoy the comraderie with the movie folks, though - the grips, lighting guys, etc. They were all very good to us. Hope you are well - go ahead and take that business law course - I never took business law - but as you know I am in criminal law, and like it a lot. Talk to you later, All the best, Robin |