Wrap-up/Clean-up

[Don Toal, Jr.]

Now that the post-show period of reminiscing/mourning/appreciating photos has begun, I must pause briefly in joining in to take care of a bit of housekeeping/wrapup:

- We are still missing 5 libretto book scripts (the official ones, not the photocopies), which need to be shipped back to MTI with the rest of our rental materials by Friday 4/24. If you have one of these books anywhere in your possession (i.e. in your room/locker/hideyhole/etc.), please drop them off with Mrs. Pendleton in the Student Activities Office as soon as you are able.

- There are a few other costume/prop items which have been misplaced in the whirlwind of strike, and need to be located ASAP--if anyone knows their whereabouts, please let me know:
- the rubber Lobster Boy claw (this was borrowed from a good friend of mine!)
- the Cat's tuxedo coat (with the tails and red sequin lining)--this was a rental from another theatre company, and we would hate for it to get lost!

- I will be cleaning out the dressing rooms/backstage tomorrow and Wednesday, and while I expect there will be a few more items added to the Lost and Found, I can confirm that a gray low-top pair of Converse (women's size 7) was left unclaimed. I expect I'll find more items tomorrow, but let me know if they're yours!

- And finally, something much more positive: We filmed both Saturday performances, one for each cast (though if anyone asks, we didn't film anything wink emoticon ). Over the next couple of weeks, I will be working with Mr. Wheeldon so that each cast and crew member can have a complimentary copy of each show. Due to logistics/keeping my butt out of copyright hot water, I will only be making enough copies so that each student has one Red Fish and one Blue Fish DVD. Once the DVDs are finished burning, they will be available for pickup in the Student Activities Office.

Again, thanks for being the wonderful, hard working, silly, compassionate people you are...and here's to doing this all again soon.
--Mr. Toal

[Pat Kazanjian]

You did a wonderful job, Mr. Toal. The entire performance was well done in

professional quality. Thank you.