The drawback and the promo

to using sleep aids when I'm coughing all night long to get me unconscious is that I'm still dopey at 9:35 the next morning. Having real trouble staying awake today.

I'm thinking I need to bring the pills with me to rehearsal and take them then, as opposed to when I get home from them.

Really enjoying the FASS rehearsals this year. Combination of watching robsgoatfarm enjoying himself directing, and getting to just sit with latrell and make comments sotto voce through rehearsals - we're supposed to after all, we are the deities giggling over the foibles of mankind. I'm getting also to do some work with Josh, the current president. He's fun to act with - been a while since I've done FASS where I got to work off & with someone who was coming up with bits of business, as opposed to being there to hold up and "fix it if they get in trouble" other actors who's strengths, bluntly, lay elsewhere. I'm enjoying it.

Speaking of which - if you are coming to see FASS this year, either let me know so I can get tickets for you, or contact the Humanities Theatre Box Office at 519 888-4908. If you order through the Box Office, tell them you're coming to see Anita Kilgour (there's a little contest the producer is running to see who can sell the most tickets).

Tickets:

• General Admission: $8


• Thursday Night Special: $6

Hope to see you there!

R&G ticket presales now available

(More or less reposting much_ado's post, but with some semblance of capitals and removing extraneous commentary towards the producer)

If you're a non-member, you can purchase (not just reserve, but you must actually pay for) tickets for a specific evening for the members' price of $10/ticket through any of the cast or crew of KWLT's production of "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead."

For those living under a rock for the past several months, here are the show dates again :)

Thurs-Sat, March 22-24 and 29-31, 8pm curtain all shows.

To purchase said tickets, here's what we need:

• the names associated with each ticket


• your contact phone/email information


• number of tickets required,


• the nights that the tickets are required,


• does the patron require the tickets in advance or will they be held at the box office,


• amount and method of payment (cash or cheque made payable to "Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre")

No payment = no reservation. I believe, and will confirm, that paid reservations can be refunded at the door.

Contrary to much_ado's post, I think I'm putting together a little contest for the cast/crew for ticket sales - prize to be determined and announced at Sunday's rehearsal (and then email). Not that I have a competitive streak in me or anything.

Looking forward to hearing from you all.

If much_ado's going to up the ante...

If you pre-purchase your tickets to "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead" through me, i will give you..... a backrub.

Not that I'm competitive or really good with my hands or anything...