Annabeth looked down at the screen. It was done. Finished. Well not exactly. It was written and revised. Now it needed to be read.
She?d scorched the midnight oil rather than burn it the last week ? furiously revising well into the early hours. It had taken months to write the first draft, but something had bit her the night of the second Tempest performance and she knew exactly how she wanted it to look and move, breathe.
Now it just needed to be read.
Three to five people is what she usually aimed for. Preferably at least two of them with some theater experience. Who to go for this time though. Kruger certainly, he?d heard her babble about it often enough. Jenn of course. It was the rest that she wasn?t quite sure about.
Andu? He was a good friend, and would give her an audience?s perspective. He had been rather bogged down though of late. Icer would give her a similar perspective and might have more time to give to the project. She would like to know what both of them thought of it.
Yasmin? That was a two edged sword. Yas could definitely read it with the point of view of a leading lady. She would probably be fairly serious about it too, behind the scenes. Annabeth would have to impress Yas on the need to keep quiet about it.
Lirssa? Josette? Helen? Helen was a good choice. Dependable, and with a good eye for dialog, pacing, and stage direction.
Annabeth clicked on the print button satisfied with her list so far. Three definite choices, and five possibilities.
She?d scorched the midnight oil rather than burn it the last week ? furiously revising well into the early hours. It had taken months to write the first draft, but something had bit her the night of the second Tempest performance and she knew exactly how she wanted it to look and move, breathe.
Now it just needed to be read.
Three to five people is what she usually aimed for. Preferably at least two of them with some theater experience. Who to go for this time though. Kruger certainly, he?d heard her babble about it often enough. Jenn of course. It was the rest that she wasn?t quite sure about.
Andu? He was a good friend, and would give her an audience?s perspective. He had been rather bogged down though of late. Icer would give her a similar perspective and might have more time to give to the project. She would like to know what both of them thought of it.
Yasmin? That was a two edged sword. Yas could definitely read it with the point of view of a leading lady. She would probably be fairly serious about it too, behind the scenes. Annabeth would have to impress Yas on the need to keep quiet about it.
Lirssa? Josette? Helen? Helen was a good choice. Dependable, and with a good eye for dialog, pacing, and stage direction.
Annabeth clicked on the print button satisfied with her list so far. Three definite choices, and five possibilities.