"The hands on the clock turn, but don't sing a nocturne just yet..."

#26--for the past 10 years I have had the pleasure of doing live theater with a great company, Theatre at the Mount, tonight marks the beginning of my 26th show with the company. I am very pleased to be a part of this production. I have bitched and moaned about going to some rehearsals and about learning music and what have you, but overall this has been one of my most beloved theater experiences. A Little Night Music, by Stephen Sondheim is probably the most difficult piece of theater I will ever encounter. I have learned many things and found that with a lot of hard work and the help and support of family and friends you can accomplish things you might have thought were out of your league. I would like to shout out to the production staff of this show for taking a chance on me and having faith that I could handle such a role. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the show, it's kind of crazy story...to give you a taste (if you didn't go to the link), my character is a 19 year old perparing to enter the ministry who is struggling with his sexual urges, and falls in love with his step-mother who is 1 year his junior...if you want to know what happens to them, come see the show! :-) Check out the Mount's website, above, if you are interested in getting some tickets to see the show!

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