hey all, just a few things. . . .i lie, theres a lot, and i'm not even sorry. a. it would be great if some of the committee, current or future, could make it to nightmare rehearsals this sunday. the kids have finished the opening number and i'd like you guys to see it and say what you think. also, it would scare them into trying really hard. it would onl take 15 mins and you wouldn't have to address the class if you didn't want to. it's beechwood community centre, ranelagh, dublin 6. . . . . i can meet someone in town and bring you there if you like. anytime between 12 and 1:30. b. i am on the director/choreographer situation. i was onto a great choreographer who will call me back tonight. she would be really enthusiastic, but she has a small child and would need to know the hours. otherwise, the choreographer for nightmare is fantastic also, just come check her out on sunday. i am onto a lot of people about directors, but its hard to know exactly what were looking for if we don't know what kind of show were doing, but hold that thought coz i have people calling me tomorrow. theres one guy i want to sink my teeth into but i just have to get his number.mwahaha c. i spoke to my agent and she gave me some great advice for the musical. if we want papers writing articles about us, we need an edge, eg, susan's dad is a celebrity/ john is performing despite his battle with leprosy/ it's an irish premier . . .(her words not mine). also, the main bulk of bums in seats will probably be from school groups so a p.c show would be good. perhaps something educational? eg, Aida could appeal to music and classical studies students. we could send cover letters to schools with booking forms and there could be a teacher's pack with educational questionnarres for students. eg, what supressive political regime were the von trapp family fleeing from? make it sound educational. can anyone make sunday?? email me back if you can. -- spread the flange. new world order.