Filled snack bags!
Sean and Dina organizing the packing of the sets.
Signage.
Saying goodbye to Fluff aka Susan Olsen.
More stuff. I sold the Allee face masks before the show started and managed to sell over 153 of them.
Denny’s Adventures in Allee’s “Soup To Nuts Party Mix” – part 2
Submitted by denny
October 23rd, 2011
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Allee Willis
What a crazy day that was for me, with you guys racing to finish bagging up about 4000 pounds of junk food, me upstairs with the players doing arrangements on Neutron Dance and Stir It Up, falling flat on my face, and Sean…. well, God only knows what he was doing given the results Tuesday night. But all the activity made it even more exciting for me.
I kind of miss the palms in my living room now. That wide shot of it was before it got so packed with props and candy you couldn’t see the furniture anymore.
The intermission sign makes no sense on its own. At the end of intermission the shofar (rams horn used in Jewish religious ceremonies) was supposed to be blown and the girl doing the blowing, Davida, whose company makes Kosher Kurls, the little hair product that was in the gift bags, was going to wear that sign. For the non-Jews, tuches = ass.
You did a fantastic job on the facemasks. 153!!
I don’t like the mask popping up. Those eyes aren’t supposed to be cut out anywhere near that big. Dina was probably “polishing the bumper” while she made them.