Something of a transition day. After a few full three days with 90 kids on and backstage and a rescheduled performance (Saturday night got shut down due to weather and re-scheduled to Sunday afternoon), FROZEN closed with a very good feel. It was a good camp. Few if any behavioral problems, really committed cast members all the way from the Elsas and Annas to the smallest Hidden Folk, great support from tech and staff folk, a lot of fun music and movement and color, real friendships and connections with kids from different schools and districts. The only down-side is that I can't get some of those ear-worm music themes out of my brain!
Besides working every day at camp in Blossburg, and casting the next camp in Elkland, and rehearsing daily for A POUND OF FLESH, I'm gearing up for the MLK Concert in just under two weeks. We hosted one of these choral gatherings two years ago, and planned one for last year but got weathered out. Another one is planned for Monday, January 20 at the Wellsboro High School. I try to keep it simple, but there are a lot of preparations and planning involved and it all takes time.