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The Magnificent Ambersons by Orson Welles: A Reconstruction for the Stage opens the day after tomorrow. Berit and I are goin' nuts getting it all together, but it seems to somehow be happening fine anyway.

We have some wonderful costumes from the TDF Costume Collection, and I've paid significantly more for the rental of them than I've ever spent on the entirety of a single show - thank heavens for the new Gemini CollisionWorks credit card and the donations already received to the company so I can pay off that card in full already - we've spent a lot, but we're not in debt. And it's worth it for this show.

I've been getting about three hours of sleep a night for a while now, but I'm doing okay. I'll collapse on Monday. Last night we were in tech until 2.30 am or so, and I then had to do some work on The Film Festival in general (I had to fill the Festival iPod with "movie-related" songs and transfer several trailers for shows in the Fest to one DVD). Then back for the last of the costumes at 10 this morning.

There's a big opening night party for the Fest going on right now. B & I have to work here at home. So it goes.

Right now, my job is to finish the sound design for the show to have at our 10 am rehearsal tomorrow. So as I prepare my SFX files, a background evening Random 10 from my own iPod:

1. "Three Small Words" - Josie & The Pussycats (90s version) - Josie & The Pussycats soundtrack
2. "Famous Blue Raincoat" - Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat
3. "Spanish Kiss" - Dick Dale - Surfer's Guitar
4. "Nature" - Bobby Callendar - Rainbow
5. "Skidoo/Commercials" - Harry Nilsson - Skidoo soundtrack
6. "The Love of a Bird" - Sevens - WorldBeaters 1
7. "Stephen Foster Medley" - Chet Atkins - Chet Atkins and His Guitar
8. "Acelia Dulfin" - Sunshine Reigns - Garagepunk: This Side Up
9. "The Wanderer" - Johnny Cash & U2 - Zooropa
10. "Debbie Harry" - Family Fodder - Rough Trade Shops: Post Punk 01

And don't forget, if you don't like any of the choices out there in the coming election, you can always kneel before Zod!

Oh, and posted before remembering to include the postcard I cobbled together on another near-all-nighter earlier this week. Not the best work from GCW, but it gets the job done. Here's the front and back: