Monday, 14 April 2008
Lines, lines and more damn lines
This is the time during every production that makes me wonder why I put myself through this; learning my lines.
I'm not very good at it and like anything I'm not brilliant at and forced to do this tends to bring out the worst in me and I start to sulk like a teenager being made to clean their bedroom rather than being allowed out to go and drink White Lightning down the park with their mates.
I may not have as many as some, John for example, but they are still sitting there like a mountain that has to be climbed before the fun of paragliding off the other side. So if you see a tragic figure in a beard hunched over a black ring binder, mumbling to himself, in the Winter Gardens of a lunchtime over the next few weeks, have pity.
I'm not very good at it and like anything I'm not brilliant at and forced to do this tends to bring out the worst in me and I start to sulk like a teenager being made to clean their bedroom rather than being allowed out to go and drink White Lightning down the park with their mates.
I may not have as many as some, John for example, but they are still sitting there like a mountain that has to be climbed before the fun of paragliding off the other side. So if you see a tragic figure in a beard hunched over a black ring binder, mumbling to himself, in the Winter Gardens of a lunchtime over the next few weeks, have pity.
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