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Sideblog: The moment I have been dreading has happened.

“Mom! I know what I want for Christmas! I really, really, really want to get the soundtrack to ‘High School Musical‘!!!”

Sigh. 

Attack of the killer suds.

So.

Does anyone know the best way to stop the 400,000 gallons of suds coming out of my dishwasher due to James putting in dishwashing soap instead of dishwasher detergent?

Help.

Cast List

Um.

I got in to “The King & I”.

Er…Here is the cast list:
Royal Wives

Siera M—
Janessa R—
Karlee H—
Krystle B—
Katherine B—
Teresa J—
Emily Ki—
Lauren D—
Marie R—-
Sarah S—
Lindsey G—
Hannah S—

Amazons

Becca P—
Megan C—-
Loralee C.

Did you catch that? You know, the AMAZON part? I guess now on my resume I can put amazon down down along with men, nuns, whores, bitches, and alcoholics. It makes me sound so attractive.

It’s ok. You can laugh.

The thing is, I thought that I checked the box stating I couldn’t take a choral role, but I guess I was wrong. I usually don’t do choral roles in community productions. Mainly because of the time commitment I have kids, a busy life, friends, a blog. With the chorus it’s sort of “Been there done that. A LOT.”. I also shy away from Community chorus roles because unless the chorus is big, and no matter how hard I try, I tend to stick out like I sore thumb vocally and I HATE that.

However, since I have never, EVER, backed out of a show I have been cast in because I didn’t get the part that I wanted, and since I have no intention of starting now, it’s done. The minute my name was typed onto that list, I was obligated.

I really don’t want to be in the chorus of this particular show because I don’t really like the chorus music. I really like choruses of some shows, like “The Music Man” or “Brigadoon”.

Not this show.

“Uncle Tom’s Cabin” makes me want to stick a fork in my eye repeatedly. There are usually three reasons to be in The King and I as a girl and those are 1. Wearing awesome, flouncy dresses as Anna. 2. Singing an awesome song as Lady Tiang and 3. Being hot, young, and soprano-like as Tuptim.

Amazon is not exactly on the top of my list. BUT.  I will just FIND things to like about this situation! I will be working with people I really like, the theater is an amazing space, and well…It’s still a show. Loads of people didn’t even get in, so that is something.

There is one hitch, though. I emailed the director asking if my boys could still be in the production (I honestly didn’t think I’d be doing it so I didn’t have them audition. It’s a package deal I’m afraid. I can’t leave them for that long.)

If he says they can be in the show, I will be professional, give it my all and be out on stage holding a spear and wearing a metal bra in January.

Yay???