

Merciful No More
So sad to be leaving the weird, warped community of Merciful since We're Doomed took its final bow on Saturday night. I was so exhilarated that this show, which on paper looked like the darkest, most depressing thing ever, could shine so brightly once in the hands of the talented chorus. I mean, we had earthquakes, a tornado, a tsunami, killer bees, zombies, Godzilla, a volcano, a massive car crash, shark attack, and a stabbing ... we killed off everyone in the cast save for


The Morning After
Opening night was a dream, everything I could have asked for. The audience laughed at 95% of the things I thought they would laugh at, and 15% of the things I didn't think they would laugh at, for an ultimate total of 10% more laughter than I was expecting! There were two loud cheering sections, one for Sister Despondent, and one consisting of former chorus members--both were very vocal and added to the fun (it's that kind of a show). Our peerless photographer Pierre has ca


Opening Night!
I guess the best thing about a limited run (very limited: 4 nights!) is there's no danger of closing early (goodbye, American Psycho, Bright Star, Allegiance, Amazing Grace, Dames at Sea, Disaster, Spring Awakening, and Tuck Everlasting--all Broadway shows that shuttered within a few months, if not days, of their opening this season). The worst thing about a limited run is we only get to do it 4 nights, and then it's over! All that work for a little fleeting glory. I was go


Best Face Forward
With opening night looming (it's just a week away) it's time to create the program so that the audience will have something to rustle during the quiet moments. Because it was so much fun to create the poster, we decided to go with Doomed expressions for our pics in the program as well. I think it turned out rather well, and it will probably be easier to recognize the cast from these, than from the very glamorous images some of us have chosen for our usual head shot (I look