be in a play

You know that your play is a success when you walk into the ladies room and some girl walks up to you and says… “Woah that was so good I held it to the end!”

Overall, we did a great job and like a lot of things we all ended up pulling everything together last minute. It’s a wonderful feeling when you put hours and hours your ideas… your heart and soul into something and people appreciated it. It was one of the most gratifying experiences of my life.

Rehearsal today was incredibly nerve-wrecking. It’s cutting close to opening night and I’ve never given a performance in front of 1000+ people. It just makes me nervous. I just really hope that I do a wonderful job.

So this summer outside of my usual summer job… I’ve decided to write and act in a play for incoming freshman to help them better adapt into the whole MIT environment. It’s been so much fun meeting with people and coming up with outlandish plot lines!

I just finished the script today and I’m really excited about the read through that we’re having on Thursday! It’s going to be great!