Although it is different, I choose to embrace it
From the archives: perfect timing
Happy Monday darlin!
I’m recovering from surgery so it seems like a great time to dig into the archives!This one is perfectly timed- as between the chemo, radiation, menopause, and having a solid 6 inches of colon/rectum removed my body is definitely different. More on that later- let’s get to some fun!
Published on Oct 1, 2020
My lovely friend Tony Ramirez (you may know him as the Diner Manager in STUCK), posted photos from a play I did 21 years ago called "Polaroid Stories". It was the first professional play (and perhaps the last) that I produced in a brick and mortar theater. It was part of a short lived late night series at the Undermain Theater. It was such a fun show. My most clear memory, however, is falling off of a riser during tech- that's what happens when you are running around in platform tennis shoes and the lights go out- and sitting in the emergency room with the Artistic Director (Raphael Parry) until about midnight. Yep! Ankle sprained. Big old boot required. So I did the show in one of those crazy boots- it worked though because my character was a street kid hooked on crack. Now that I think about it I've done 3 plays over my career in one of those boots...hmmm.
It was lovely to remember that play, but it did bring up a lot of my past hoo-hah. Funny how that happens. And a yearning to produce some more crazy a** sh**. But where I am at today is a great place. And although it is different, I choose to embrace it. That is where the power lies.
Love you all!
Jenni