Dr. Kritzinger Sails Into History
Today, we wrapped Dr. Kritzinger’s 12 O’Clock. I just got back from strike. It’s never fun to say goodbye to people after a show, but that’s life in the theatre.
These last few weeks have been some of the best I’ve had. Working with so many smart, high-spirited, funny, and talented people to bring a show of mine to life has reminded me of why I love this work. My most profound thanks to Maggie and Eric, Gavin, Eileen, Chris, Tim, Jessica, Byron, Greg, Erica, Jim, Jeff, Leah, and Didi. I hope you all thought the game was worth the candle.
P.S. I’m told Burien Actors Theatre will be putting up a video of our penultimate show on Youtube at some point soon. When that happens, I’ll link to it here.
Was a video ever put up?
Not that I ever saw. One was taken, but BAT has been less than active on YouTube. I don’t feel too bad about that. Live theater performances, unless you’re doing a multi-camera shoot and everyone is mic’d, don’t come off well on video. Most theaters have them done so the stage manager, cast, and crew can review them for internal purposes, so it’s probably been used for that.