Eh. I haven't updated in a while because I keep forgetting this is here.
Trade's Hall is long past (which went really well, by the way, for any bastards that didn't show), but I still feel like I'm recovering. I need to remember that I'm a sickly person, and long periods of effort waste me. But I've done it, and I can say I've done it. I can move on now.
My play, Ecllipsal Circus, has been delayed to me being burnt out and student theatre being burnt out. An all round good decision, I'd say. It will be a Moat Festival show now, which is kind of nice because I'm sure there's far more publicity surrounding moat than I could generate on my own. It also means that rehearsals can be held over the summer break instead of mid-term, so neither my cast nor myself need to stress about it interfering with uni. Because I stress a lot.
Cabaret was super-fab (cheers, TC), and any day now I'm going to get back into writing the play I've been working on called Jeanne, which I did want to enter into a few comps or at least pass around for Moat, to see if anyone's interested. It's not a play I would choose to direct myself, but the more I work on it, the more attached I've become.
My good friend has also requested I write something for an anthology he's compiling, a short story of around 10,000 words. He's wonderful to work with, and provides nice, long deadlines, so I'll toss some ideas around and probably knock it out in November. This guy also produces a fantastic gaming/art culture magazine called JumpButton or JB, so see if you can still find the first issue in newsagents. There's a piece of short fiction in it by yours truly, too.
I've been feeling a bit bummed lately, which I ascribe to my continued exhaustion. I don't think I'm at relapse point yet, but CFS is sneaky that way. I need to get back into swing dancing, try and bring my energy levels back up. I have this sneaking suspicion that people think I'm being distant or rude to them, but the truth is I'm just too tired for normal, human interaction.
Summer is coming, which cheers me up immensely. The man and I didn't end up taking the sun-filled holiday we'd been anticipating this month, so I can't wait for a bit of warmth. I'll have to throw another party. It'll piss off my new upstairs neighbours, which is pretty high on the agenda right now, seems as they were using the loudest vacuum cleaner in the world early Sunday morning...
It's long past my bedtime, and I've got reading to do. Catch as catch can, yo.
Trade's Hall is long past (which went really well, by the way, for any bastards that didn't show), but I still feel like I'm recovering. I need to remember that I'm a sickly person, and long periods of effort waste me. But I've done it, and I can say I've done it. I can move on now.
My play, Ecllipsal Circus, has been delayed to me being burnt out and student theatre being burnt out. An all round good decision, I'd say. It will be a Moat Festival show now, which is kind of nice because I'm sure there's far more publicity surrounding moat than I could generate on my own. It also means that rehearsals can be held over the summer break instead of mid-term, so neither my cast nor myself need to stress about it interfering with uni. Because I stress a lot.
Cabaret was super-fab (cheers, TC), and any day now I'm going to get back into writing the play I've been working on called Jeanne, which I did want to enter into a few comps or at least pass around for Moat, to see if anyone's interested. It's not a play I would choose to direct myself, but the more I work on it, the more attached I've become.
My good friend has also requested I write something for an anthology he's compiling, a short story of around 10,000 words. He's wonderful to work with, and provides nice, long deadlines, so I'll toss some ideas around and probably knock it out in November. This guy also produces a fantastic gaming/art culture magazine called JumpButton or JB, so see if you can still find the first issue in newsagents. There's a piece of short fiction in it by yours truly, too.
I've been feeling a bit bummed lately, which I ascribe to my continued exhaustion. I don't think I'm at relapse point yet, but CFS is sneaky that way. I need to get back into swing dancing, try and bring my energy levels back up. I have this sneaking suspicion that people think I'm being distant or rude to them, but the truth is I'm just too tired for normal, human interaction.
Summer is coming, which cheers me up immensely. The man and I didn't end up taking the sun-filled holiday we'd been anticipating this month, so I can't wait for a bit of warmth. I'll have to throw another party. It'll piss off my new upstairs neighbours, which is pretty high on the agenda right now, seems as they were using the loudest vacuum cleaner in the world early Sunday morning...
It's long past my bedtime, and I've got reading to do. Catch as catch can, yo.
