Called: All cast and crew and other volunteers (such as snack bar workers, ushers, and box office workers)
Objective: Putting on a good first show for our audience
"Hey."
"Hey! How's it going?"
"Good. How was your day? Or week, I guess."
"It was good, busy, I guess. How was yours?"
"Pretty good. I missed seeing you."
"I missed seeing you too. I guess we're going to have to figure out this new schedule of ours."
"Yep. It's going to be different."
"Hey, just because we're not going to be required to be at the same place everyday doesn't mean that this isn't going to work."
"I guess. The whole thing just sucks."
"I know. But don't worry, I've got this."
"Why don't I believe that?"
"Because I'm totally lying. But I promise, I will have a plan."
"All right. But I'm going to brainstorm my own plan just in case yours is a complete failure. It seems safer that way."
"Yeah, that's probably a good idea."
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Showmance
Short StoryShowmance: a romance/relationship that is started during the production of a play or musical. Very common in, but not limited to, high school shows. Len (short for Lennon) and Eric meet under interesting circumstances. She has just been roped into b...
