Picard management tip: Admitting one's failures is a sign of confidence and strength. It reassures others that failing is okay.

2020 should have been an email

I think I need to put this as plainly as I can, and I apologize for shouting: PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE LIVE PERFORMING ARTS AREN'T JUST 'NOT WORKING' – THEY ARE *PREVENTED* FROM ENGAGING IN THE WORK AND CAREERS FOR WHICH THEY WERE TRAINED.

I mean.....

Don’t forget.

Be careful out there.

Is this a turd on fire, or a turkey..... the world may never know.

Maybe Anon Tech Director and I can have a cookout

Last chance to stock up on these UNION-MADE goods before #SuperBowl Sunday!

Today marks 1 year since the generally recognized start of the industry shutdown. While individual companies had announced postponements or cancellations, the majority of theatres were waiting, essentially, for someone else to tell them to. The dominos fell one year ago today.

Today we remember and mourn all that was lost in this past year. #DimTheLights

A year ago we all thought we were taking a few weeks of mandatory vacation, and now we are here. We live in a totally different world that none of us could have predicted. We’re starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel and I’m grateful for that.

The feels: We know this is exactly what those shows will be like when we are back. youtu.be/6RdStOjpDCE

Periodic reminder: People who are assholes to work with may also be capable of creating great shows. However, people who are great to work with are also capable of creating great shows, with the added benefit of not being assholes.

Shows are back… which means I must do this:

The CDC says we don’t need to have a sitzprobe, we can just add the band during tech