Blithe Spirit 2021

"What's your favorite thing about your character?" My favorite thing about my character is how over-the-top she is. It makes being her so fun because when I’m sad I can dramatically cry, or when I’m angry I can yell at the top of my lungs. Ruth has been such an interesting character to dissect and play and I can’t wait for people to see her in action.   "What has been your expe...

"What's your least favorite thing about your character?"  She’s pretty selfish and makes pretty bad decisions sometimes.   "How do you prepare yourself before going on stage?" To prepare to go on stage, I like to take some time for myself to calm down and go over my lines and read through the script. That's mostly what I do."  ...

"What do you have in common with your character?"  Well...he’s very skeptical, and he like, cracks jokes at bad times. I tend to do that. He's kind of bold, yeah, I’d say I have that in common. Skeptical, crack jokes at bad times, bold.    "What is your favorite scene in the play?" My favorite scene is one of the first scenes, when we’re moving a chair, and I say "change over....

"What's something memorable from participating in this play so far?" I think the most memorable part is always seeing the set go up and finally being able to step into the auditorium and see the full and completed flats.    "Who's the funniest person on the cast and why?" That's actually a really tough question." "I think I have to say the girl who plays Madame Arcati is really fun...

"How were auditions for you?" Auditions were fine for me and a little less scary than I expected. I really liked getting to meet everyone and I liked that we all got to read multiple times that way you could save yourself if your first scene didn't go well.   "What are your thoughts on your character?" I love my character, Edith. I just think she's a really funny gal. She's not the best maid out the...

"What part of the show do you most look forward to?" The end. When it’s over. I’m tired. It’s a lot of stuff that’s been happening.   "Any final words you would like to say about the show?" If you want to see a play about upper-class 1940s British comedy, which I don’t know why you would because it would be very unfunny to someone of our age and where we are, you should c...

"What would you say to those who came to see the show? I would like to thank everyone who saw the show so much for coming. Everyone has been working so hard for the past two months to put the show together, and having an audience really brought it to life. I’m so happy people have been enjoying Blithe Spirit and it has been my pleasure working on it.   "Who has the best costume?" ...