


I know it’s a tired cliché when actors talk about the love-fest that went on with their cast mates (please punch me in the dick if I ever describe one of mine as “generous”), but I truly enjoyed working with this bunch more than any before. We had an instant chemistry the first time we rehearsed, and there may actually be a logical reason for this: good casting. We were all comedic actors with improv skills and similar makeups, so we spent each day just zinging it. I could barely keep up with them.
Very sad that it’s over. Keeping the fingers crossed that it’s not permanent.