A hustling theater impresario's attempt to save his theater ventures him north to Canada to hire an old man who has an extraordinary experience with being a stage manager. Unable to pay him train and plane tickets back to California, he agrees to br...
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The following week, Callie, Liz, and Mirko were reading the script for Moon over Mississippi and Callie was loving it.
"The script is so romantic! I love it!!" Callie exclaimed, "It's kinda cheesy, though." Mirko interveined.
"That's the whole point! Audiences love a sentimental love story." Callie said about her point of the play, "But what about Shakespeare? His most successful plays were tragedies." Mirko suggested.
"Right -- With love stories at the core." Callie said, "Unrequited love stories, maybe..." Mirko replied, "Are you guys getting any good ideas?" Liz asked.
"Yeah, a few." Callie said, holding up the script.
"Think big, everyone -- we'll all meet with Wally on Wednesday to present our thoughts and talk about the budget." Loren announced as he walked in, "And how can we stretch that budget?" Mirko asked.
