Double-booked!

[ChrisLovesYou]

Tomorrow, I work until 6:00 in the evening.

But play rehearsal starts at 5:30!

My question to YOU, dear reader: is devotion to the arts worth getting fired for?

[Sybil]

No.

Get to work, slacker!

Sybil

[aquaphase]

have any play rehersals in the history of man ever started on time?

[katie]

have any play rehersals in the history of man ever started on time?

yes. maybe not in high school, but when it's your job, they sure do.

you know my vote, chris. theatre > everything.

ima "on my way to becoming an equity stage manager!" polyphone

[katie]

p.s. what play? who are you? details, por favor.

[roach]

hell, just go smoke a big ass j in the alley. then let life take it from there... dot.

[NerfHerder]

I second Roach's roach idea.

[Jan]

Why not rehearse at work?

[eebs]

couldn't you get an understudy / stunt double to take care of it until you arrive?

[monet2u]

work first then party...erm rehearse.

OR

tell your job to shove it, cuz you ain't working there no more. \m/

[Irock]

couldn't you get an understudy / stunt double to take care of it until you arrive?

Only if you want the sneaky little shits to steal your part. In theatre, your understudy is not your friend, they're the director's insurance.
I got to a show one time and the understudy (some Freshman, I think) was standing in my spot, hoping I'd be late. I was pissed.

Go to the rehersal, youve got your whole life to work (trust me on this one).

[ifihadahifi]

Commit to complete slack and don't show up to either one.

That'll show them!

[Rebecca]

Tell your director you are going to be a little late, and tell your employer that you need to leave a little early. Compromise!

[Dutch]

Tell your director you are going to be a little late, and tell your employer that you need to leave a little early. Compromise!

^ fag ^

[roach]

Tell your director you are going to be a little late, and tell your employer that you need to leave a little early. Compromise!

^ fag ^

burn.